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Description for Sleepover
Paperback. .
The Sisters are having a sleepover at Lu's. After watching horror DVDs in Lu's bedroom, it's time to go out to the summer house in the garden where they're all meant to be sleeping. But there are all kinds of spooky noises outside and then the burglar alarm goes off. Lu's parents aren't sympathetic and don't believe the girls when they say it wasn't anything to do with them. But what was it? This book is part of the very popular series Siti's Sisters, featuring Siti and her group of friends, who are so close they ... Read more
The Sisters are having a sleepover at Lu's. After watching horror DVDs in Lu's bedroom, it's time to go out to the summer house in the garden where they're all meant to be sleeping. But there are all kinds of spooky noises outside and then the burglar alarm goes off. Lu's parents aren't sympathetic and don't believe the girls when they say it wasn't anything to do with them. But what was it? This book is part of the very popular series Siti's Sisters, featuring Siti and her group of friends, who are so close they ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Ransom Publishing United Kingdom
Number of pages
36
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2009
Series
Siti's Sisters
Condition
New
Weight
53 g
Number of Pages
36
Place of Publication
Watlington, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781841677415
SKU
V9781841677415
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-2
About Orme Helen
Before writing full-time, Helen Orme taught as a Special Needs Co-ordinator in a large comprehensive school. At the last count she had written around 40 books, many for reluctant readers. Helen also runs workshops for children and courses for teachers.
Reviews for Sleepover
Readership v Children, especially girls, aged 10-14 v Individuals, parents, secondary schools and special educational needs services Key features v Storylines that readers will identify closely with. v Strong, contemporary illustrations support texts. v Simple texts and controlled vocabulary provide access for even the poorest readers. v Accompanying ... Read more