08

08

Brand new clubs that offered teenage boys the opportunity to meet celebrities, win prizes and enjoy many activities!

Click here for more details of the 08 clubs.

Reading Communities

The towns of Barry and Llanelli organised a whole host of book-based events over the summer and autumn!

Click here for more details of the 2008 Reading Communities.

Give a Book Week

Give a Book Week

Celebrities and members of the public throughout Wales gave each other books as gifts during this special week in July!

Click here to take a peek at the week's activities

Monthly Themes

December – Write the future


English Children
English Children

Granny Sarah and the Last Red Kite

Granny Sarah and the Last Red Kite

Malachy Doyle

A delicately illustrated picture book which addresses the past, and the near extinction of red kites in Wales, but looks forward confidently to the future, where conservation has played its part in re-establishing this most majestic of our native birds. Beautifully written. KS1/2.

A Nod from Nelson

A Nod from Nelson

Simon Weston

A highly amusing take on pollution at a local level, and the efforts necessary to avert potential disasters – in this case in the milkman’s yard, where Ned the redundant milk-cart steed has time for crosswords – and keeping an eye on what happens when you back a milk-float into a large can of oil!

Open Secret

Open Secret

Mary Medlicott

A thought-provoking novel for teenage readers. Besides family issues there are also green issues to consider in this story set in an idyllic rural Wales, where the media can inflame passions with a single headline. LPG pipe squatters and tree huggers watch out!

The Cube

The Cube

Paul Manship Tyrone Davies may not be the world’s best footballer – but he does have the unenviable task of representing Earth in a mind-boggling sci-fi contest. The prize, or goal, is the solar system itself, the penalty is unthinkable…