Bøger af Narinder Dhami

The perennial favourite for Foundation and KS1 book boxes

Mickey is having a day out at a fun park. His friends are looking forward to the rollercoaster but Mickey can't tell them he is scared of the ride. Then he helps save a young girl. Illustrated by Derek Brazell

The perennial favourite for Foundation and KS1 book boxes

Part of the "Storyworlds" series, this is a pack of the four Stage Six stories about fantasy characters. Each story reinforces between 20 and 40 new words, and adopts a broadening approach, to encourage the move to independent reading. Continued repetition of text should help build confidence.

This fantastic range of fiction for Shared, Guided and Independent reading gives you stories your children will love to read over and over again. Gaelic and Scottish teaching support also accompanies this reading series.

Three feisty, fun-loving Anglo-Asian sisters rule the roost over their dad since their mum died. They've got a reputation at school for being the coolest, most sorted babes in town - and what they certainly DON'T need is an interfering Auntie-ji from India inviting herself over to England and cramping their style. Which is exactly what their dad organizes-The girls decide the only way out of this nagging-adult dilemma is an arranged marriage - for their auntie! Enter Mr Arora, the dream boat teacher who just might whisk Auntie off in his arms and into the sunset. (They hope!)

This pack includes stories and word practice books for stage 6 of the "Storyworlds" guided reading series. The gradual increase and repetitive pattern of the text aims to help children learn to tackle longer stories, meet new language features, develop reading skills and improve reading confidence.

Charlie hates the bridesmaid's dress she has to wear for her aunt's weeding, and she gives it to the jumble sale. However, she feels very guilty when her aunt comes to visit, and goes to the jumble sale to get the dress back. Illustrated by Jan Lewis

When Geena, Amber and Jazz's school is desperate for funds, the girls' formidable young auntie steps in with a fantastic idea for a fundraising Bollywood party. Swept up in the plans, the girls plot to deliver a real Bollywood actress for a live appearance. Sure their aunt will be thrilled with their plan, they've only got to overcome the fact that their would-be guest of honour is a penniless, faded recluse with a foul temper who decamps to their house and insists on being treated like a star. A superbly entertaining sequel to Bindi Babes by an up-and-coming star of our own list.