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Livewire Investigates Buddhism
Chris Hartney, Gail Taylor, Brett Pember
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, May 12, 2004)Buddhism starts with the story of one man. The Buddha was born around 2500 years ago in India. 'Buddha' means someone who has 'awoken'. The Buddha's real name was Siddhartha Gotama. He was a prince. Buddhism today is important for many people all over the world. They say that Buddhism helps them understand life.
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Livewire Investigates Islam
Chris Hartney, Gail Taylor, Brett Pember
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, )None
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Livewire Investigates Pack
Various Authors
Paperback (Hodder, )None
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Livewire Investigates UFOs
Brandon Robshaw
Paperback (Hodder, April 1, 2003)None
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Livewire Investigates Phar Lap
Gail Taylor
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, )None
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Livewire Investigates Uluru
Wendy Anderson
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, Oct. 1, 2003)Livewire - high interest, low reading level books for struggling teenage readers. The Livewire series incorporates high interest topics within an accessible format for students with reading difficulties. Students gradually tackle more complex texts while enjoying the appealing and relevant subject matter and photographs.
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Livewire Investigates Robots
Kathy Galashan
Paperback (Hodder, June 21, 2006)Stimulating and accessible, the Livewire series is produced in association with the Basic Skills Agency to suit the abilities of readers with special needs. They provide teenage/adult interest level books for those with reading ages below ten, colour-coded for different levels of difficulty.
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Livewire Investigates: Pompeii
Sarah Blackmore
Paperback (Hodder Arnold H&S, )None
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Livewire Investigates Vampires
Brandon Robshaw, Rochelle Scholar
Paperback (Hodder, July 1, 2005)Stimulating and accessible, the titles in the LIVEWIRE series have been produced in association with The Basic Skills Agency to ensure a non-patronising approach towards the requirements of readers with special needs. They provide teenagers/adult interest level fiction and non-fiction for those with reading ages below 10, or adult students learning English as a second language. Each book is graded at one of the following reading ages: 6-7, 7-8, 8-9 or 9-10. All LIVEWIRE books are written by qualified Special Needs teachers, and are expertly assessed and subtly colour-coded for the appropriate reading age. LIVEWIRE INVESTIGATES is a series of thrilling accounts of dream careers, sports and extreme sports, disasters and catastrophes, strange mysteries, and the natural world.
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Livewire Investigates Forest Fire
Sandra Woodcock
Paperback (Hodder, June 8, 2001)The texts in this series are aimed at teenagers and adults with reading ages below ten, or adult students learning English as a foreign language. They are assessed by the Basic Skills Agency for content, structure and layout, and are designed specifically to sustain students' interest with storylines and illustrations. Written by special needs teachers, the Investigates books offer accounts of careers, hobbies, sports, extreme sports, disasters, mysteries and animals, and are designed for those with reading ages between six and nine years.
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Livewire Investigates Being a DJ
Basic Skills Agency
Paperback (Hodder, July 17, 2003)Written by experienced special needs teachers and fully assessed by The Basic Skills Agency to ensure accessibility in both layout and content. Part of the Livewire Non-fiction, this work shows you what you need to get started and how to get on to the DJ circuit.
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Livewire Investigates Basketball
Sandra Woodcock
Paperback (Hodder, Jan. 1, 1999)Basketball by Sandra Woodcock. What does it take to be a famous pop star or a footballer worth millions? Ever thought of taking up bungee jumping or white water rafting? Livewire Investigates is a series of thrilling accounts of dream careers, hobbies, sports and even extreme sports! Fancy playing basketball? Then read on to find out more about this fast moving, all action game...
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