Bøker av Ross Young

Millicent Havercroft, a cheese merchant, and proud market stall holder, has been beheaded and placed on a shelf in the Gloomwood library.The city is suffering a spate of horrific food poisoning attacks.Augustan Blunt has been dumped by his long-time, on-again-off-again girlfriend.An organisation calling itself the 'culture' is covering the city in anti-food propaganda.But worse still... Something has happened to the Grim Reaper's mid-afternoon snack.Somebody's cheesed off...

There's no such thing as Christmas in the Grim Reaper's own slice of the afterlife, but there is Bleakest Day. As the festive season is in full swing, things are taking a sinister turn. Who would steal the Grim Reaper's baubles?Why does everyone hate the demonic refugees?Did Detective Blunt remember to get Sarah a present? The afterlife is in turmoil once again and it's down to Detective Blunt and the few friends he needs to get to the bottom of things. On Bleakest Eve, everything is going to come together. The question is... who's been naughty and is anybody nice? Welcome back to the afterlife. Just remember, don't call it Christmas....

Part of the new Power English: Writing seriesSuitable for children in year 5High quality teaching guideContains lesson plans for 9 class writing projects and 100 flexible mini-lessonsEncourages your child to write for pleasure Inspire your children to write for pleasureCreated to deliver the English national curriculum and to build a culture of writing for pleasure in your school, Power English: Writing gives you flexible planning supported by high quality resources. This Year 3 Teacher Guide contains: Day-by-day lesson plans for 9 class writing projects plus nearly 100 flexible mini-lessons Practical guides to key aspects of the Power English: Writing approach, such as teaching the writing processes, pupil conferencing, using mini-lessons, and becoming a writer-teacher Helpful guidance on assessment, supporting early and mature writers, and classroom management. This guide includes the following genres: Poetry (Poetry In Things and Inspired By...), Fiction (Developed Short Stories and Graphic Novels), Memoir, Non-Fiction (Biography, Information and Explanation), Opinion (Advocacy Journalism).

Part of the new Power English: Writing seriesSuitable for children in year 4High quality teaching guideContains lesson plans for 9 class writing projects and 100 flexible mini-lessonsEncourages your child to write for pleasure Inspire your children to write for pleasureCreated to deliver the English national curriculum and to build a culture of writing for pleasure in your school, Power English: Writing gives you flexible planning supported by high quality resources. This Year 4 Teacher Guide contains: Day-by-day lesson plans for 9 class writing projects plus nearly 100 flexible mini-lessons Practical guides to key aspects of the Power English: Writing approach, such as teaching the writing processes, pupil conferencing, using mini-lessons, and becoming a writer-teacher Helpful guidance on assessment, supporting early and mature writers, and classroom management. This guide covers the following genres: Poetry (The Natural World and Animals and Pets), Fiction (Fairy-Tales and Fables), Memoir, Non-fiction (People's History and Information).

Part of the new Power English: Writing seriesSuitable for children in year 3High quality teaching guideContains lesson plans for 9 class writing projects and 100 flexible mini-lessonsEncourages your child to write for pleasure Inspire your children to write for pleasureCreated to deliver the English national curriculum and to build a culture of writing for pleasure in your school, Power English: Writing gives you flexible planning supported by high quality resources. This Year 3 Teacher Guide contains: Day-by-day lesson plans for 9 class writing projects plus nearly 100 flexible mini-lessons Practical guides to key aspects of the Power English: Writing approach, such as teaching the writing processes, pupil conferencing, using mini-lessons, and becoming a writer-teacher Helpful guidance on assessment, supporting early and mature writers, and classroom management. This guide covers the following genres: Poetry (The Natural World and Animals and Pets), Fiction (Fairy-Tales and Fables), Memoir, Non-fiction (People's History and Information).

Part of the new Power English: Writing seriesSuitable for children in year 6High quality teaching guideContains lesson plans for 9 class writing projects and 100 flexible mini-lessonsEncourages your child to write for pleasure Inspire your children to write for pleasureCreated to deliver the English national curriculum and to build a culture of writing for pleasure in your school, Power English: Writing gives you flexible planning supported by high quality resources. This Year 6 Teacher Guide contains: Day-by-day lesson plans for 9 class writing projects plus nearly 100 flexible mini-lessons Practical guides to key aspects of the Power English: Writing approach, such as teaching the writing processes, pupil conferencing, using mini-lessons, and becoming a writer-teacher Helpful guidance on assessment, supporting early and mature writers, and classroom management. This guide includes the following genres: Poetry (Social and Political Poetry and Anthology of Life), Fiction (Flash Fiction), Memoir (Autobiography), Non-Fiction (Historical Account, Discussion and Explanation), Opinion (Community Activism).

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