Fiction
The library stocks a wide range of fiction books and actively encourages reading for pleasure. New books are regularly added to the stock but any suggestions of new authors or titles are always welcome - just let Mrs. Roberts or Mrs. Light know.
The library supports the shadowing of the Carnegie Prize during the summer term - please see Mrs. Roberts or Mrs. Penfold for details. Other book prizes you may be interested in are the Booktrust teenage prize, the Whitbread awards and the Booker Prize.
DON'T KNOW WHAT TO READ? Try some of these websites:
4U Readers: Books, writing, movies and more for teenagers.
Achuka: Keep up to date with the latest children's books, find out more about your favourite author and get the latest news on award winners.
Book Box: A channel 4 website listing popular authors and their books.
Booktrusted: A site dedicated to children's books.
Cool Reads: Books for 10-15 year-olds recommended and reviewed by readers of the same age.
Kids on the Net: A writing website with information on books and authors
Literature Map: Type in the name of your favourite author, and the site suggest authors that other fans of your author have enjoyed.
Mrs. Mad's books- a- drama: All the best books for teenagers.
Reading Matters: Book reviews by teenagers for teenagers.
Tangled Web UK: A site devoted to British crime, mystery, horror, fantasy and science fiction writing.
What are you up to tonight?: Older teenage book recommendations.
childrens book sequels: Have you ever wondered “What comes next?” when you’re reading a really good book?Children’s Book Sequels helps you discover the right order of any series from Harry Potter to A Series of Unfortunate Events, from Alex Rider to Vampirates.
Fantastic Fiction:Bibliographies for over 10,000 authors.
Information on over 200,000 books. Throughout the site, just click on a book to see its cover picture, description and publication details.
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