Mystery forms around a seemingly ordinary meeting in this intriguing story, specially designed to engage seriously struggling and reluctant teen readers.
An old man sits on a bench and feeds the birds. A boy makes friends with the old man. But is there something odd about this meeting?
Particularly suitable for readers aged 11+ with a reading age of 6.
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Jo Browning Wroe, Creative Writing Supervisor at Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge. Carol Holliday, Arts Psychotherapist, Cambridge
More about Jo Browning WroeDavid Orme has written over 300 books, including children's fiction and non-fiction, graphic novels, poetry, and books for teachers. Many of his recent titles have been aimed at reluctant and struggling readers, with a low level text but with content suitable for older children. This had led to some surprising, if not unlikely titles, such as How to Be a Pop
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