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WOW! 366 speedy stories in just 366 words Paperback

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1407116029
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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1407116029
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1407116020
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 12.7 ounces

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Timothy Knapman
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I've always loved writing stories - funny ones especially.
I try to make my books as exciting as possible because I know how much I enjoyed the books I read when I was small. I am very conscious that it's now my turn to introduce children to the joys of reading, and to create a book habit that will last a lifetime.
That doesn't mean I want to make things easy, because I think easy is boring - especially for kids. I want my young readers to be thrilled and entertained - but also challenged and stretched.
Each time I start a story - even if it's part of a series about the same character, such as my three Mungo adventures - I want it to be completely different from anything I've written before. Now I've written a few, though, I do see the same themes popping up: friendship is one, and adventure another.
One of the great delights of writing children's books is that you get to work with illustrators. (People who only write for grown-ups must be green with envy!) They are all amazingly talented and inspiring. It is a huge thrill to open your own book for the first time and see it brought to such stunning life by their dazzling imaginations.
But don't take my word for it - check out my books!
You can find out more about me and my work at www.timothyknapman.com.
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Dan Green
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Dan Green is a London-based writer and editor with an amazing ability for science communication. He is the Editor of The Week Junior's brand new Science+Nature magazine. His award-winning books include Rebel Science and Basher Science, and have sold over 3 million copies worldwide.
sciencenature.theweekjunior.co.uk
www.dangreenbooks.com
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Twitter: @diggedydan
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Nick Garlick
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I was born in England and lived, worked and went to school in just about every part of the country before moving to the Netherlands in 1990. I now live in Den Dolder, a village close to the city of Utrecht. I've written five books for children and I plan to write a lot more (more often than not with horses).
I write about the books I've read at: thenickgarlickbookblog.blogspot.com.
I have a website at: nickgarlick.com
I like getting letters from readers.
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Mr. T-C EVISON

A must for every primary supply teacher

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2013

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Quite simply, as a primary school supply teacher there are moments in the school day when you need to settle the class quickly (before lunch or at the end of the day) with minimal fuss. I have found this book invaluable. With 366 stories, each with 366 words, you have in your hands a quick class settler. Flick through the pages get a child to shout STOP and you have a different story each time. Also ideal for introducing the writing of short stories.

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Ms. Sophy Friend

More than 366 good reasons to buy!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 1, 2009

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We borrowed this book from our local library and it was so good for both boy and girl reader and listener that we bought it. And a pound of the proceeds goes to the NSPCC too. Marvellous.
Also made a popular Thank you present for a teacher...

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Jackie Burgess

Poor quality As soon as I opened the book I ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2018

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Poor quality

As soon as I opened the book I had to stick in a page which was falling out. The item was described as being very good quality. Obviously I was disappointed!

fudgecake

Brilliant for teachers!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2013

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Short stories useful for guided reading sessions or just a quick story when needed. Children really like the stories and even wanted to know where they could buy the book!

sharon collinson

Entertaining

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 5, 2013

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Bought as present for my daughter. Has been read over and over again. Very entertaining book and easy to read

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