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Published
by A & C Black |
The Copper Treasure
by Melvin Burgess |
The story is set in Victorian London. Jamie,
Ten Tons, and Davies sell bits of coal, rope and copper that they
scavenge from the River Thames. When they see a valuable roll of copper
fall from a ship, Ten Tons comes up with a daring plan to recover it.
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Published by
A & C Black |
Time and Again
by Rob
Childs |
Twins Chris and Becky discover that a watch found in the market place is
not all it seems. Press the red button and you can travel back in time,
but only for an hour. They know that it probably isn’t a good idea, but
it is too tempting not to go back and change what happens. Well, what
would you do?! |
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Published by OUP |
The Ice Cream Swipe
by Elizabeth Laird |
Gavin is not pleased when his Mum asks him
to take his little brother Jamie to the playground. However, his friend
Josh doesn’t mind pushing the buggy, so they walk to the park, have ice
creams, then leave Jamie parked by a bench and go on the swings.
Suddenly Gavin notices that the buggy is empty! Can he and his friends
find Jamie before something bad happens to him? |
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Published by Hodder & Stoughton |
River Eyes
by Joan Lingard |
Claire and Jamie are
excited about going camping with their grandpa as they will be
travelling by canoe (Jamie does not
want his sister to go!). But when Claire gets lost in the
woods while looking for mushrooms she discovers poachers.
Will Jamie, Claire and their grandpa manage to help capture them?
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Published by Orchard |
Jalopy
by Geraldine McCaughrean |
Ethel Thomas has never won anything before
so when she wins a bright red jalopy car she is a bit disappointed
because she can’t drive. However, the jalopy will bring Ethel a prize
far better than she could have imagined. First the jalopy has to go on
an adventure of its own. |
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Published
by Egmont |
Kensuke's kingdom
by Michael Morpurgo |
Michael and his dog Stella fall overboard
from his parents' yacht as it crosses the Pacific. It is dark and he is
soon out of earshot. He comes round on the shore of a small forested
island, with Stella beside him. He can hear gibbons howling in the
trees, and reasons that there must be food and fresh water, but can find
neither. He curls up on the floor of a cave, certain he is going to die.
When he awakes he finds that food and water have been left for them. He
clearly has a human companion who will help him to stay alive, but who
otherwise seems unfriendly, perhaps mad. |

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Published
by Bloomsbury |
Digory and the Lost King
by Angela McAllister |
Digory is a boy who is mistaken for a knight
in shining armour. He would just like to stay at the castle and play,
but now everybody thinks he is a hero, so he has to keep coming to the
rescue.
In this story, a king gets lost by mistake, and Digory is sent to find
him. On the way he has to avoid a dragon, stay in a dungeon and make
sure that there is a happy ending. But will it end happily ever after? |

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