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Mark Twain
Huck and Jim travel down the Mississippi, encountering scams, feuding families and difficult moral choices. Huck’s comic, vernacular narration turns their adventure into a story about conscience, slavery and the gap between respectable behaviour and cruelty.
Roald Dahl
A comic animal adventure driven by clever schemes and escalating trouble. Mr Fox’s efforts to feed his family widen into a rescue for other hungry animals.
Dugald Steer
This is an exploratory introduction to ancient Egypt, designed to be handled as well as read. Its strongest appeal is the blend of historical information, mystery, visual detail and activities rather than a straightforward history narrative.
Lucinda Gifford
A lively read-aloud about a lost dog’s imagined adventures, using rhyme, humour and expressive illustrations to explore survival, landscape, curiosity and the pull of home.
Dominic Sandbrook
This is an engaging introduction to the First World War, linking its broad history to individual experiences. Its movement between people, countries and wartime settings makes a distant conflict feel immediate without turning it into fiction.
Mika Song
A playful food-finding caper with expressive squirrels, jokes and a gentle visual style. Its central scheme involves altering fortune messages to influence people, creating opportunities to discuss cleverness, honesty and consequences without treating the antics as realistic guidance.
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