Best Selling Books by Judy Waite

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided readers that are ideal for Reading Recovery

This fantastic range of fiction for Shared, Guided and Independent reading gives you stories your children will love to read over and over again. Gaelic and Scottish teaching support also accompanies this reading series.

Elsa has the perfect excuse for being out late: a man tried to kidnap her. She''s got all the details. It''s a really good story. It''s just not true. But then a girl is kidnapped for real and now Elsa''s lie might be helping a killer.

Some children think they have seen a tiger in the wood next to the school. They go to search for the tiger and find one, but not the type of tiger they expected. Illustrated by Holly Swain

"Everyone thinks that Danny is a star, a telented artist. Even his gran is proud of him. But why doesn''t Danny feel proud of himself? Why isn''t he happy that he''s won first prize in a painting competition?" --Back cover.

A complete solution for literacy at Key Stage 2

Starlight is unbelievably beautiful, she''s a wonder-horse, a film star. Nicky finds himself developing a bond with her, but how is he going to cope when the film crew move on and take Starlight with them?

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Elsa has the perfect excuse for being out late - a man tried to kidnap her She''s got all the details. It''s a really good story. It''s just not true. So when a girl is kidnapped for real, how can Elsa make sure her lies don''t protect a killer?

Tommy is scared of absolutely everything. Are there monsters outside his window? What is lurking inside his wellington boots? A final surprise for the readers will reveal just how Tommy overcomes his fears.

Les ours polaires ont toujours été les animaux les plus puissants de l''Arctique. Quand l''homme est arrivé, ils ont connu pour la première fois la menace d''un prédateur. Cependant, vaincu par les rigueurs du climat, celui-ci a dû s''en aller. L''histoire de Nanuark raconte le voyage d''une famille d''ours qui fait route vers la mer gelée pour chasser. En chemin, les ours découvrent des traces d''humanité. En temps normal, ces objets étranges seraient de nature à les effrayer mais comme ils sont abandonnés et rouillés au point de faire partie de la banquise elle-même, ils savent qu''ils n''ont rien à craindre, en tous cas pour le moment.

Dans une petite ville de bord de mer, un jeune chaton doit faire face aux dangers de la rue. Seul, il a appris a se défendre, à se cacher et à chercher chaque jour de quoi manger. Souvent affamé, il se nourrit des restes que jettent les habitants. Mais un jour, le froid s''installe et les rues deviennent désertes. La faim se fait de plus en plus pressante pour le jeune chaton... Un conte émouvant de Judy Waite, magnifiquement illustré par des aquarelles de Gavin Rowe.