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Books published by publisher Fearon-Pitman

  • Wet Fire

    W.H. Wheeler

    Paperback (Fearon-Pitman, March 15, 1977)
    Gods of Gold - Angry gods that had wiped out the people who had made them. Gods protected by the thick Borneo jungle . . . by snakes and leeches . . . and by Wet Fire... Were the gods still on the mountain? Exciting adventure for the reluctant reader who is late elementary, middle school or jr high age. This is high interest reading for pre-teen and early teen who has limited literacy skills. The Pacesetters series is high interest reading for those who have literacy problems, or who just have a reluctance to read.
  • THE DEMETER STAR

    A.F. ORESHNIK

    Hardcover (FEARON-PITMAN, Jan. 1, 1977)
    None
  • Three Mile House

    Mcauliffe, Ed Diffenderfer

    Hardcover (Fearon- Pitman, March 15, 1977)
    None
  • silvabamba

    dan d'amelio

    Paperback (Fefaron-Pitman, March 15, 1977)
    This style of book is know in education as "high interest, low readability". That is a book written with about a third grade reading vocabulary, but at much higher interest level of 6th grade and above. A story of adventure and thrills that will grab even the most reluctant reader and make them want to keep to find out what happens next. The book cover says "Getting there had been easy, but getting out would be something else. In an unexplored world deep in the jungles of Peru, there is a lost world. Here there is a secret no one from the outside must ever learn. Now Frank Pellon and Ed Duval knew the secret of Silvabamba. If they could not find a way back out, they will pay with their lives for knowing." Got your interest yet? It works with students for whom reading, so far, has been difficult, boring, and about things not nearly as interesting. Your student will want to know the answers to questions such as what is a Silvabamba? Do the men ever get out alive? And how? This book is only one of many written in the style of "high interest, low readability" that can be found to help hook students into becoming readers, which is what we all want for them. These books are often used with students who are reading several years below grade level, reluctant readers, also with adult non readers or older non English language readers. The type of reader who can not easily be lured into reading about bunnies, princesses, or little kids. Once someone discovers the thrill of reading fiction like this, seeing the characters and setting in their mind's eye, controlling the colors and movement of the story, and not having to deal with commercials, they are hooked. From the outside it looks very adult, so no one will be embarrassed carrying it around. As you know, the more a person reads, the easier the process becomes. This is just the jumping off place for a life time of reading enjoyment, especially for your reluctant reader. Bon Voyage.
  • Money makes sense

    Charles Harvey Kahn

    Unknown Binding (Fearon-Pitman Publishers, March 15, 1972)
    Money makes sense (Pacemaker practical arithmetic series)
  • Math-a-riddle II: Secret-message challenges to build basic skills in multiplication

    Judith N Parsons

    Paperback (Fearon Pitman Publishers, March 15, 1979)
    None
  • The Candy Man

    Steve Bradley

    Paperback (Fearon-Pitman Publishers, Jan. 1, 1977)
    None
  • Crash Dive

    lee fredrick

    Hardcover (fearon-pitrman, March 15, 1977)
    None
  • The Time Trap

    Leo P. Kelley

    Mass Market Paperback (Fearon-Pitman Publishers, March 15, 1977)
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