Rollercoasters Book Boxes will help broaden your KS3 students' reading, understanding and enjoyment of contemporary and classic fiction. These themed collections will introduce your students to a range of literary forms, genres, authors and titles. This contemporary issues collection includes 3 copies of each of the following titles: Too Much Trouble by Tom Avery, Hate by Alan Gibbons, White Dolphin by Gill Lewis, Wonder by RJ Palacio and My Sister Lives on the
Mantelpiece by Annabel Pitcher
This is Book 47 in the Rollercoasters Series. See all Rollercoasters books here.
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Tom Avery was born and raised in London in a very large, very loud family, descendants of the notorious pirate Henry Avery. He trained as a teacher and has worked with children in inner city schools in London and Birmingham. Tom lives in Amsterdam with his wife and two sons.
More about Tom AveryAfter realising her childhood dream of becoming a vet, Gill worked in the UK and overseas, everywhere from Africa to the Arctic. Gill’s books for children have published to critical acclaim and have been translated into many languages. Lewis won the Little Rebels Award in 2015 for Scarlet Ibis,
More about Gill LewisAlan Gibbons' other titles include "Charles Darwin" and "Shadow of the Minotaur," for which he won" "the Blue Peter Book Award. He has also been short-listed twice for the Carnegie Medal.
More about Alan GibbonsAnnabel graduated from Oxford University with a degree in English Literature and an ambition to be a children's author. She had a variety of jobs before deciding to travel the world and focus on writing. Annabel now lives in Yorkshire with her husband and two young sons.
Her first book, MY SISTER LIVES ON THE MANTELPIECE, won the Branford Boase and a Bett
