BOOKS…BRILLIANT BOOKS!!!

Do you love reading and expanding your imagination?

Books can transport you to different worlds and you get to meet all kinds of new characters!

They can take you to a brand new level! Today is World Book Day, a day to celebrate the joy of reading. People of all ages can enjoy reading. Class 3 (year 5 and 6) for the last couple of months have been reading with Class 1. Doing this improves the reading skills of younger children. The older children help the younger children develop their reading strategy. Each week we can can see their improvement and we all have great fun reading together.

Here are some of the blogging club’s favourite books:

Olivia recommends David Walliams books.

Elizabeth recommends RSPCA books.

Lucas recommends Nick Arnold books.

Dan recommends Jeff Kinney books.

Millie recommends Roald Dahl books.

Eleanor recommends J.K. Rowling books.

Lauren recommends Andy Stanton books.

Here is a list of Britain’s top 100 children’s books. How many have you read?

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