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'The Snail and the Whale' by Julia Donaldson

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'The Snail and the Whale' by Julia Donaldson

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'A stroll through the seasons' by Kay Barnham 

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'A stroll through the seasons' by Kay Barnham 

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'The fire children' retold by Eric Maddern 

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'The fire children' retold by Eric Maddern 

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'The pebble in my pocket' by Meredith Hooper

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'The pebble in my pocket' by Meredith Hooper

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'There's a bear on my chair' by Ross Collins

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'There's a bear on my chair' by Ross Collins

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Children are encouraged to explore the important elements of any narrative text to support comprehension. This book includes 2 customised spaces to respond to questions, reflections and targets.

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'Rain before Rainbows' by Smriti Halls  

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'Rain before Rainbows' by Smriti Halls  

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The rainbow in this book has become an incredible symbol of hope and optimism. This uplifting story is a source of comfort and light to children and families.

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The aim of this dynamic collection of verse is to bring poetry alive, both for the reader and their audience. There are tongue twisters to master and riddles to decipher, poems to read alone and others to perform in a group, all with an emphasis on being read aloud

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'A history of the world in 25 cities' by Tracey Turner and Andrew Donkin

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'A history of the world in 25 cities' by Tracey Turner and Andrew Donkin

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'Counting on Katherine' by Helaine Becker 

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'Counting on Katherine' by Helaine Becker 

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'The History Of Everywhere' by Philip Parker 

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'The History Of Everywhere' by Philip Parker 

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'In the sky' by Harriet Evans and Goncalo Viana 

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'In the sky' by Harriet Evans and Goncalo Viana 

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The main plot of Wonder is that August, a ten-year-old with facial differences, goes to a traditional school for the first time in fifth grade. In school, August makes new friends, has conflicts with friends and deals with a bully. The experiences help August to see that he is capable of being independent.

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A remarkable book that challenges our preconceptions of disability and mental health with the eye-opening stories of these inspirational people. 