Most Popular Books by Jean Ure

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Collins Big Cat readers and workbooks help children to learn how to read in English - accurately, fluently and with enjoyment. Contains the following Readers and Workbooks: · China's Terracotta Army (gold) · I never know how poems start (white) · Charles Dickens (lime) · Animals on the Move (copper) · Monster in the Mirror (copper)

"Hannah moves to a new school where she must decide who is her real true friend - the Queen of Cool or Zoe 'Freaky' Frost. A funny and touching story about friendship and fitting in. Hannah has to start at a new school in the middle of term, when everybody has already made their own cosy group of friends - will anyone be willing to befriend Hannah? Michelle, the Queen of Cool, says she will be her friend, but only if she stops talking to Zoe 'Freaky' Frost. Should she ignore Zoe to hang out with the popular girls? A hilarious, cleverly written read, with a reading age of 8 so also suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers."--Publisher's description.

A hilarious title for younger readers, from the bestselling and much-loved Jean Ure.

Lucy has lived her entire life in her sister's shadow - Lola is always the centre of attention and constantly in need of new clothes for a party or kit for her dancing, meaning Lucy often goes without. But when a talent show comes to town, an unlikely ally helps Lucy step into the spotlight for once.

The third book in Jean Ure's Foster Family series. Fourteen-year-old Ellen comes to stay with a foster family. She's loud, childish and so clumsy! She's driving them mad. Will they ever be friends with a girl like that?

Prince Pantyhose is a humour themed, novel by Jean Ure for Year 5/P6 for guided and independant reading. This book is part of Streetwise.

Six Year 3 fiction books, from Pocket Reads. Small enough to fit in your pocket, these beautifully illustrated stories will spook and excite your children and really capture their imagination

A book which captures the passions and obsessions in the lives of hope ful young dancers. Rose and Nicola Bruce are two talented but very different sisters who have to overcome the problems of jealousy and uncertainty before thay can begin to realise their ambitions, while Jamie Carr faces the problem of unexpectedly getting involved in the world of ballet and having to face his friends at school. In Star Turn karen Anders and Jessamy Hart face true tests of their determination and dedication. Three star-struck tales written with warmth and understanding and bound into one inspiring volume. A treat for all true ballet-lovers.

Designed to fit the National Curriculum, this is part of the Longman Book Project. The project aims to enable teachers throughout the primary school to teach: language; fiction; and non-fiction. This preview pack contains one copy of each title in Bands 9-11, plus a teacher's resource book.

Who's for the Zoo? asks teacher, everyone of course except Catherine Onslow. No one understands why until they play the Zoo game. Another morally acute story from Jean Ure for girls aged 6 - 9.

After moving into a new home, Jane experiences strange happenings. Nobody believes her, but someone is trying to kill her. Suggested level: intermediate.