Migration (Red Rocket Readers Advanced Fluency Level 1)

Children's Books

Toms, Suzette

Animals

Red Rocket Readers

<p>Bees are important insects because they make honey. They also pollinate flowers and keep our environment beautiful. They are needed for fruit pollination. Beekeepers look after bees and make sure their hives are near flowers which will give them the nectar to make honey. When bees swarm, they are following their queen from an old hive to make a new colony somewhere. Bee Alarm! is about a swarm of bees who settled in a schoolyard and had to be removed safely.</p>

Bee Alarm! (Red Rocket Readers Advanced Fluency Level 1)

Burslem, Diana

Trying something for the first time can be both challenging and rewarding. People are often afraid to try new things in case something goes wrong, but the rewards we get from overcoming these fears can be worth the risk. In this story a boy is learning to surf. He finds the waves and deep water scary, but once he is successful, he experiences something very special and memorable.

First Surfing Lesson (Red Rocket Readers Advanced Fluency Level 3)

Literature & Fiction

Today, most castles are in ruins. Many of these once magnificent buildings were built on hilltops overlooking rivers, harbours and towns. In peacetime, castles were crowded, bustling communities. During wartime, they became safe strongholds for the people who lived in them. The most important people who lived in the castles were the lords and their knights.

Knights and Castles (Red Rocket Readers Advanced Fluency Level 4)

Lockyer, John

History

Seals are fascinating mammals that live in the sea around the coasts of many countries all over the world. The seashore is their natural habitat, where they can come ashore to rest and sun themselves on rocks, catch fish in shallow waters, and rear their pups on land. They seldom go far from the waters edge, but have been known to venture further occasionally. This story is based on true facts.

Seal in the Suburbs (Red Rocket Readers Advanced Fluency Level 4)

Holden, Pam

<p>People have different kinds of hair. What is your hair like? Is it straight or curly? What kind of hair do your friends have?</p>

All Kinds of Hair (Red Rocket Readers Early Level 2)

Everyone has a special thing that is interesting. People like to read books about their special interest. What do you like to read about?

Everyone Reads (Red Rocket Readers Early Level 2)

The children are looking at these houses. They want to visit their Grandad. They are trying to guess which one is his home.

Grandad's Place (Red Rocket Readers Early Level 2)

Have you ever seen a hedgehog rolled up into a ball? A duck looks funny with its head under the water. Read this story to see where all the heads have gone.

Missing Heads (Red Rocket ™ Readers Early Level 2)

The boy in this story is always busy riding on all sorts of things. He likes to go very fast, and his big sister gets worried. She thinks he will crash!

Slow Down! (Red Rocket Readers Early Level 2)

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