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Books published by publisher Roaring Reads

  • Monsieur Pierre and the Case of the Missing Gruyere

    Grace Jones

    Hardcover (Roaring Reads, May 1, 2017)
    Using a range of simple vocabulary, this engaging and entertaining play helps younger readers to identify essential components of the genre, whilst aiding the development of key performance skills.
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  • Ancient Greece

    David Oakenden

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Three Quick Read stories by David Oakenden, about different aspects of life in Ancient Greece. A slave boy falls on his feet, a General sets out to visit the Oracle of Delphi, and the wealthy Sampro decides to build a stadium. Easy to read and written with witty humor, each story has historical notes to set it in context and there are also glossaries to explain any unfamiliar words.
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  • The Gargling Gorilla

    Margaret Mahy

    Paperback (Roaring Good Reads, March 15, 2003)
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  • Victorian Britain

    Stephanie Baudet

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    These Victorian Quick Reads by Stephanie Baudet are fast-moving and easy to read and give real insight into the lives of Victorian children from different backgrounds. Historical notes at the end of each story set the scene and there is also a glossary to explain any unfamiliar words.
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  • Queen Victoria's Swing

    Karen Wallace, Chris Fisher

    Paperback (Roaring Good Reads, Dec. 31, 2019)
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  • Stories of the Saxons and Vikings

    David Oakenden

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Three Quick Read stories by David Oakenden, about different aspects of life in Britain during Saxon and Viking times. Easy to read and written with witty humor, each story has historical notes to set it in context and there are also glossaries to explain any unfamiliar words.
  • Stories of Ancient Greece

    David Oakenden

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Three Quick Read stories by David Oakenden, about different aspects of life in Ancient Greece. A slave boy falls on his feet, a General sets out to visit the Oracle of Delphi, and the wealthy Sampro decides to build a stadium. Easy to read and written with witty humor, each story has historical notes to set it in context and there are also glossaries to explain any unfamiliar words.
  • World War Two

    Margaret Nash

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    In these World War II Quick Reads about rationing, bombing raids, and the plight of evacuee children (and animals!) Margaret Nash shows her readers just how different, and how difficult, life was for families during the war. Historical notes at the end of each story set the scene and there is also a glossary to explain any unfamiliar words.
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  • Victorian to World War II

    David Oakenden

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Three Quick Read stories by David Oakenden, about different aspects of life in Britain from the late Victian age through to World War II. Featuring the stories Trouble Down the Pit, Fit for a Queen, and Bomb Scare. Easy to read and written with witty humor, each story has historical notes to set it in context and there are also glossaries to explain any unfamiliar words.
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  • Ancient Egypt

    Richard Brown

    Paperback (Roaring Reads, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Three Quick Read stories by Richard Brown, set in different periods of ancient Egypt, capture the culture of that ancient civilization and some of its mystery. Skillfully woven in details of everyday life in ancient Egypt include the rulers, religion, art, the building of the pyramids and the enduring importance of the Nile River. Historical notes at the end of each story set the scene and there is also a glossary to explain any unfamiliar words.
  • In the Garden

    Grace Jones, Drue Rintoul

    Board book (Roaring Reads, May 1, 2017)
    Adults and children alike can share together in these enchanting board books. With beautiful illustrations, simple, rhyming text, and a space for adults or children to become the lovable character, mischievous animal, or scary monster, these books are sure to become bedtime favorites.
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  • Meet the Monsters

    Grace Jones, Drue Rintoul

    Board book (Roaring Reads, June 1, 2017)
    Adults and children alike can share together in these enchanting board books. With beautiful illustrations, simple, rhyming text, and a space for adults or children to become the lovable character, mischievous animal, or scary monster, these books are sure to become bedtime favorites.
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