reading list - Ermysted`s Grammar School
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reading list - Ermysted`s Grammar School
READING LIST Years 7 and 8 “The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn the more places you will go.” Dr Seuss Ermysted’s Grammar School Library Books not to miss! These are books which many of you will have met at your primary schools or at home when you were younger. Some of them have become such an important part of English Literature that you might find that you don’t understand basic references unless you know them. Others, more recent, are just easier to read than the books you are reading now. Either way, they are fun to read and it would be pity to miss them. The BFG The Diary of Anne Frank Stig of the Dump The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Goodnight Mister Tom The Railway Children The Silver Sword The Time and Space of Uncle Albert Roald Dahl Anne Frank Clive King Clive S Lewis Michelle Magorian Edith Nesbit Ian Serraillier Russell Stannard Recent Releases New Series to the library Chris D’Lacey Michael Grant Chris Mould James Patterson Sam Sutton Fire Within Gone Something Wickedly Weird Maximum Ride Special Agent New Books in the library Humour Roald Dahl Morris Gleitzman James Herriott Carl Hiaasen Tom Holt Revolting Rhymes, The Twits Misery Guts, Worry Warts It Shouldn’t Happen to a Vet Hoot You Don’t Have to be evil to work here, but it helps. Paul Jennings Quirky Tales Jeff Kinney Diary of a Wimpy Kid Michael Lawrence Killer Underpants, Toilet of Doom Spike Milligan The Bible, the Old Testament according to Spike Milligan Terry Pratchett A Hat Full of Sky Sue Townsend Diaries of Adrian Mole Poetry Wendy Cope The Funny Side:101 humorous poems Michael Roberts The Faber Book of Comic Verse Science Fiction/Fantasy Douglas Adams David Almond Isaac Asimov Jean Auel Edward Blishen Ray Bradbury Melvin Burgess Susan Cooper Robert Cormier A.M Crawford Chris D’Lacey Terrance Dicks David Eddings Charlie Fletcher Neil Gaiman Lucy & Stephen Hawking George R R Martin China Mieville Garth Nix Christopher Paolini Terry Pratchett Philip Pullman Philip Reeve Marcus Sedgewick Paul Stewart Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy The Fire-eaters Foundation, I robot The Valley of the Horses Science fiction stories Fahrenheit 451 Bloodsong Over Sea, Under Stone I am the Cheese Titan Prophecy Fire within series The Wollagong Incident The Hidden City Iron hand Neverwhere George’s Secret Key to the Universe Song of Ice and Fire series Kraken Sabriel, Shade’s children Eragon The Carpet People Northern Lights A Darkling Plain The Dark Horse Freeglader HORROR Melvin Burgess Joseph Delaney Alan Gibbons Susan Hill Anthony Masters Chris Ryan Marcus Sedgwick Darren Shan Robert L Stine Robert Westall Bloodtide The Spook’s Apprentice The Demon Assassin Scared to Death The Woman in Black Wicked Ultimate Weapon, Hit List My Swordhand is Singing Dark Calling, Hell’s Heroes Goosebumps Shades of Darkness Graphic Novels Raymond Briggs Sid Jacobson Art Spiegelman H.G Wells When the Wind Blows The Illustrated 9/11 Commission Report The Complete Maus War of the worlds Multicultural Laurie Halse Anderson Lynne Reid Banks Farrukh Dhondy Alan Gibbons Linzi Glass Elizabeth Laird Tanya Landman Ali Lewis Andy Mulligan Beverley Naidoo Mildred Taylor Fiona Waters (ed) Chains One More River Come to Mecca East End at your Feet Caught in the Crossfire Ruby Red The Garbage King Apache Crusade Everybody Jam Trash The Other Side of Truth Web of Lies Roll of Thunder, hear my Cry Poems from many Cultures People Kevin Brooks Sharon Creech Mark Haddon Annabel Pitcher Louis Sachar Lemony Snickert Rosemary Sutcliff Jenny Valentine Lucas Ruby Holler The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime My Sister Lives on the Mantelpiece Holes A Series of Unfortunate Events Eagle of the Ninth Finding Violet Park Books on Sport Lance Armstrong David Beckham Bob Cattell Jeremy Clarkson Andrew Flintoff Dan Freedman Alan Gibbons John Griffiths Lewis Hamilton Richard Hammond Michael Hardcastle Heinrich Harrer Tom Palmer Mal Peet James Riordan Gary Rimmer Andrew Strauss Graham Watson Jonny Wilkinson Every Second Counts My Side Bound for Glory Glory in the Cup Driven to Distraction Ashes to Ashes The Kick Off Divided We Fall Injury Time Rugby’s Strangest Matches My Story Or is that just Me? They All Count, Penalty The White Spider: the story of the North face of the Eiger Foul Play Keeper Young Oxford book of Sports stories Football Freaking Testing Times: in pursuit of the Ashes The Tour de France and its heroes My World Biography/Autobiography See also Books on Sport Don’t forget—Biography—the account of the life of a person written by someone else. Autobiography—the account of the life of a person written by that person. Patrick Barclay Christie Brown James Caan Gerald Durrell Anne Frank Mark Hughes Ilse Koehn Kevin Pietersen Rio Ferdinand Sean Smith hind Mourinho: anatomy of a winner My Left Foot From Brick Lane to Dragons’ Den My Family and other Animals Diary Lewis Hamilton Mischling, second degree: my Childhood in Nazi Germany Crossing the Boundary Rio: my story J K Rowling: the genius beHarry Potter War Rachel Anderson John Boyne Aidan Chambers Anne Holm Judith Kerr The War Orphan Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Postcards from No-Man’s Land I am David When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit Michelle Magorian Michael Morpurgo James Riordan Marcus Sedgwick Ian Serraillier Robert Swindells Sandi Toksvig Robert Westall Goodnight Mister Tom Private Peaceful Friend or Foe, War Horse When the Guns Fall Silent The Foreshadowing The Silver Sword Blitzed Hitler’s Canary The Machine Gunners Award Winners David Almond Tim Bowler Frank Cottrell Boyce Theresa Breslin Aidan Chambers Sharon Creech Gillian Cross Berlie Doherty Siobhan Dowd Anne Fine Neil Gaiman Margaret Mahy Beverley Naidoo Patrick Ness Michelle Paver Mal Peet Philip Pullman Philip Reeve Meg Rosoff Jessica Wallace Robert Westall Skellig River Boy Millions Whispers in the Graveyard Postcards from No Man’s Land Ruby Holler Wolf Dear Nobody Bog Child Goggle-eyes The Graveyard Book The Haunting The Other Side of Truth Ask and the answer A Monster Calls Ghost Hunter Tamar Northern Lights Here Lies Arthur Just In Case Out of shadows The Machine Gunners Old Favourites Stan Barstow Joby F Hodgson Burnett Enid Blyton Betsy Byars Gillian Cross Roald Dahl The Secret Garden Famous Five The Midnight Fox The Demon Headmaster Fantastic Mr Fox George’s Marvellous Medicine Moonfleet I am David Biggles collection Goodnight Mr Tom The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents Swallows and Amazons Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Holes The Silver Sword A Series of Unfortunate Events The Eagle of the Ninth The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole J Meade Falkner Ann Holm W.E Johns Michelle Magorian Terry Pratchett Arthur Ransome J K Rowling Louis Sachar Ian Serraillier Lemony Snickert Rosemary Sutcliff Sue Townsend Classics Lewis Carroll William Caxton (tr) Richmal Crompton Charles Dickens Alice in Wonderland Aesop’s Fables Just William A Christmas Carol Oliver Twist Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes collections The Lost World Leon Garfield Smith Charles Kingsley The Water Babies Rudyard Kipling The Jungle Book Just So stories C S Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia Jack London The Call of the Wild, White fang E Nesbit The Railway Children Robert Louis Treasure Island Stevenson J R R Tolkein The Hobbit The Lord of the Rings Mark Twain Tom Sawyer What makes a book a "classic," in your opinion? Must it stand the test of time? Be highly popular? Say something important? Change lives? Deal with life and death issues? Have many books written about it? What do you think? For our purposes here, perhaps the simplest definition is the most useful: a book which has been found by multiple generations of readers to be of considerable value, merit, and enjoyment. Suzanne Collins Ian Fleming Jack Higgins Charles Higson Anthony Horowitz Sam Hutton Sophie McKenzie Andy McNabb Robert Muchamore Kenneth Oppel James Patterson Rick Riordan Chris Ryan Robert Swindells Robert Westall Hunger Games Trilogy Goldfinger Sure Fire BloodFever, Hurricane Gold Necropolis Point Blanc, Alex Rider series Special Agent Series The Medusa Project Series Boy Soldier, Payback Bravo Two Zero, Avenger The Recruit & Cherub Series Skybreaker Maximum Ride Series Percy Jackson Zero Option Room 13 Stormsearch Historical K. Crossley-Holland Arthur and the Seeing Stone Jamila Gavin Coram Boy G. McCaughrean The Kite Rider Michael Morpurgo Arthur High King of Britain Gerald Morris Sir Gawain his squire and his lady Michelle Paver Wolf Brother Spirit Walker Philip Pullman Ruby in the Smoke Rosemary Sutcliff Eagle of the Ninth Non-fiction books Any books from the following series: Horrible History: eg Terry Deary The Terrible Tudors The Vicious Vikings The Rotten Romans The Awesome Eqyptians Horrible Geography: eg Anita Ganeri Desperate Deserts Freaky Peak Violent Volcanoes ` Bloomin’ Rainforests Horrible Science: eg Nick Arnold Murderous Maths: eg Kjartan Poskitt Blood, Bones and Body Bits Sounds Dreadful Angry Animals The Mean and Vulgar Bits The Essential Arithmeticks The Perfect Sausage More Murderous Maths The Murderous Maths of Everything Others Roger Lancelyn Green L and S Hawking Russell Stannard Tales of Ancient Greece Tales of Troy George’s Secret Key to the Universe George’s Cosmic Treasure Hunt Uncle Albert and the Quantum Quest Black Holes and Uncle Albert Some web sites about children’s books and reading Which you may like to visit: www.cool-reads.co.uk www.mrsmad.com www.booktrust.org.uk www.bookheads.org.uk www.fantasticfiction.co.uk Have a look at the following French and German magazines in the Library: Allons-y, Bonjour, Das Rad Books I have read Ratings: ***** Excellent **** Very good *** Good ** Fair * Give it a miss! Author Title Rating Library Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 8.15am-3.50pm “A capacity and taste for reading gives access to whatever has already been discovered by others.” Abraham Lincoln. “No matter how busy you think you are, you must find time for reading, or surrender yourself to self chosen ignorance.” Confucius Librarian: Miss Y Lang Assistant Librarian: Mrs E Ibbotson July 2012