Recommended as part of the Building Bridges of Understanding for 3rd to 6th Class to support childrens use of connections.
Recommended as part of the Building Bridges of Understanding for 1st to 6th Class to support childrens use of determining importance.
Anne Franks compelling story is told for a picture book audience with an outstanding text and haunting, meticulously researched illustrations.
Anne Franks diary telling the story of her years in hiding from the Nazis has affected millions of people. But what was she like as a small girl, at home
with her family and friends; at play and at school? In this book, we meet Anne as a small child growing up with her family in Germany. We also follow her
flight to Holland to escape the Nazis.
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Exquisitely and imaginatively illustrated, this is a sensitive retelling of
the moving story of Anne Frank Jacqueline Wilson

Josephine Poole and Angela Barrett produce a very different kind of classic.
Snow White and Joan of Arc are two books that every child should have.
Everything here is perfect tone, composition, imagination and mood.
Barretts Joan of Arc is given a medieval feeling that conveys the idealism
and painful youth of its heroine Independent on Sunday

Barretts illustrations interact with Pooles spare yet poetic account to
create a truly stunning picture book in which the enigma of this charismatic,
driven girl is poignantly evoked Books for Keeps on Joan of Arc

Words and images complement each other with strength and grace TES on Snow
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title.