Year 10 recommended reading list for teens aged 14-15
A selection of reading books to challenge and interest Year 10 pupils – aged 14-15 – in KS4 secondary schools. Authors include Jeanette Winterson and JRR Tolkien.
Reading lists and articles featuring Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman
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Books by Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere
Neil Gaiman’s Midnight Days
American Gods (American Gods, #1)
Neverwhere (London Below, #1)
Neil Gaiman
The Ocean at the End of the Lane
Coraline
The Graveyard Book
The Art of Neil Gaiman
The Neil Gaiman Audio Collection
Stardust
Norse Mythology
Preludes & Nocturnes (The Sandman, #1)
DC Universe By Neil Gaiman
Anansi Boys
Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere
Neil Gaiman’s Likely Stories
Trigger Warning: Short Fictions and Disturbances
Works by Neil Gaiman (Book Guide): Books by Neil Gaiman, Comics by Neil Gaiman, Novels by Neil Gaiman, Screenplays by Neil Gaiman
Smoke and Mirrors: Short Fiction and Illusions
Graphic novels for young adults aged 12-16 in KS3 & KS4
Our recommended graphic novels for teens and young adults aged 12-16 to appeal to reluctant readers and able readers alike. This list includes works by Tony Medina, Stephen Collins, Terri Libenson, Raina Telgemeier, Meg-John Barker and Neil Gaiman.
Year 7 recommended reading list for children aged 11-12
Books for year 7 – our reading recommendation for 11 year olds at the start of secondary school in Year 7. There’s a selection of choices including classics, well-known authors, new titles, cult fiction and short stories. This recommended Year 7 reading list is aimed at all ability ranges.
Year 1 reading list for children aged 5-6
Books for Year 1 – here’s our selection to challenge and interest children aged 5-6 in UK primary schools. Handpicked recommendations from teachers and librarians, with titles by Michael Rosen, Julia Donaldson, Jon Klassen, Judith Kerr, Satoshi Kitamura, and more.
20 pirate books for children
20 pirate books for children interested in life on the high seas and primary schools looking for pirate books for cross curricular topics. Authors include James Davies, Celia Rees, Neil Gaiman, Lindsay Eagar, Derek Keilty, Cornelia Funke, and Philip Ardagh.
Vikings topic books
Vikings topic books for children aged 7-11 in KS2. This list includes nonfiction books and stories by Tony Bradman, Jane Chisholm, Michael Morpurgo, Cressida Cowell, Terry Deary, and Neil Gaiman.
Halloween books for children and teens
Children’s, young adult and teen books about Halloween, trick or treating, ghosts, unexplained events, and dark spooky nights. With books by Oliver Jeffers, Julia Donaldson, Eric Carle, Harriet Muncaster, Roald Dahl, Susan Hill, Neil Gaiman, Rainbow Rowell and more.
Politics books for children and teens
Politics books for children and teens including titles by Michael Rosen, Alastair Campbell, Kamala Harris, Amanda Li, Tim Marshall, Malala Yousafzai, George Orwell, Axie Oh and many more.
Autumn 2020 – best new children’s and YA books – our picks
Here’s our selection of top new titles coming out in autumn 2020. These children’s reading recommendations include picture books, early and middle-grade fiction; young adult novels and non-fiction.
Bestselling books by Neil Gaiman
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