3 a 5 años
Nada puede asustar a un oso.(Ed.SM).
Un cuento en verso que anima a enfrentarse a los miedos con ayuda de la familia y mucho sentido del humor.
3 to 5 year olds
Nothing can frighten a bear .(Ed.SM)
A story in verse form, it encourages you to face fears helped by family and a lot of sense of humour.
6 a 8 años
¡Narices! (Ed.SM).
Un libro que demuestra que la imaginación y la perseverancia son las mejores armas para ser feliz.
6 to 8 year olds
¡Noses! (Ed.SM)
A book which proves imagination and perseverance are the best tools to be happy.
8 a 10 años
Cómo arreglar un libro mojado. (Ed.SM).
Una novela optimista sobre el valor de la familia y la amistad. Premio El Barco de Vapor 2017.
8 to 10 year olds
How to fix a wet book. (Ed.SM)
Premio. An optimistic novel about the importance of family and friendship. El Barco de Vapor 2017 Prize.
10 a 12 años
Mari Pepa y el Club de los Pirados. (Ed.SM).
Una profunda reflexión sobre la adopción y el valor de la autoestima en la búsqueda de nuestra identidad.
10 to 12 year olds
Mari Pepa and the Mad club. (Ed.SM)
A deep reflexion about adoption and the importance of self-esteem in the search for our identity.
12 a 14 años
Croquetas y wasaps.(Ed.SM).
Una novela realista sobre el sentimiento de pérdida y la búsqueda de la felicidad.
12 to 14 year olds
Croquettes and wasaps .(Ed.SM)
A realistic novel about grief and the search for happiness.
13 a 16 años
Paradise Rock.( Ed.SM).
Un libro que resalta la importancia de soñar, pero con los pies en la tierra.
13 to 16 year olds
Paradise Rock ( Ed.SM)
A book focusing on the importance of dreaming, but with your feet firmly on the ground.
16 a 18 años
Mi vida ahora. (Ed.SM).
Una historia de amor y una visión de cómo afrontar nuestras emociones para sobrevivir en medio de una guerra sin sentido.
16 to 18 year olds
My life now. (Ed.SM)
A love story and an insight on how to face our emotions to survive amidst a senseless war.
Y para las familias que quieran leer en inglés, Mr. Wright, Pupils´ Director, recomienda:
And for those families who would like to read in English, Mr. Wright (Pupils´ Director) recommends:
Bounce, de Matthew Syed.
Essential reading for an astounding summer of sport; If you’ve ever wondered what makes a champion, Bounce has the answer.
What are the real secrets of sporting success, and what lessons do they offer about life? Why doesn’t Tiger Woods “choke”? Why are the best figure skaters those that have fallen over the most and why has one small street in Reading produced more top table tennis players than the rest of the country put together.
Two-time Olympian and sports writer and broadcaster Matthew Syed draws on the latest in neuroscience and psychology to uncover the secrets of our top athletes and introduces us to an extraordinary cast of characters, including the East German athlete who became a man, and her husband – and the three Hungarian sisters who are all chess grandmasters. Bounce is crammed with fascinating stories and statistics.
Looking at controversial questions such as whether talent is more important than practice, drugs in sport (and life) and whether black people really are faster runners, the mind-bending Bounce is a must-read for the hardened sports nut or brand new convert.
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