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Wes Magee

    Wes Magee is a former teacher whose work is characterized by a playful and often humorous approach to poetry for both children and adults. His verses explore everyday life with a fresh perspective, often focusing on the power of words and imagery. Through his collections, he has earned recognition for his ability to engage young readers while also providing a literary experience for adult audiences. His influence extends beyond the printed page, marked by his frequent visits to schools and colleges, and appearances on television and radio.

    Row, Row, Row Your Boat/Ride, Ride, Ride Your Bike
    The Worst Witch
    Where is the Wind?
    Oxford Reading Tree: Level 5: Snapdragons: The Little Dragon
    Star-gazing
    A Time to Speak and a Time to Listen
    • An illustrated collection of poetry for children and young people from age nine upwards, structured around the verses beginning, 'There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven' - which have had universal appeal for more than two thousand years, and are presented in full as a Prologue to the anthology.

      A Time to Speak and a Time to Listen
    • Star-gazing

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      This beautifully illustrated poetry book by Celia Warren focuses on the delights of the natural world - from jellyfish to budgies and stars in the sky.

      Star-gazing
    • Where is the Wind?

      • 16 pages
      • 1 hour of reading

      Mole sets out to see the wind. He asks every animal he meets if they see the wind and they all say no. The illustrations tell a different story: windswept trees, blowing leaves and litter show that the wind is actually blowing, though invisible to them.

      Where is the Wind?
    • Read & Respond provides teachers with everything they need to share 'The Worst Witch' with their class.

      The Worst Witch
    • The book offers a fresh take on a classic nursery rhyme, presenting it line by line before revealing the complete version. It also features an original rhyme to engage young readers. Additionally, it includes "Notes for adults" and reading tips to enhance the experience for caregivers and educators, making it a valuable resource for interactive storytelling.

      Row, Row, Row Your Boat/Ride, Ride, Ride Your Bike
    • The book, originally published by Franklin Watts in 2008, explores a captivating narrative that delves into its unique themes and character dynamics. It presents a rich tapestry of storytelling, engaging readers with its intricate plot and thought-provoking insights. The work invites reflection on significant issues, offering a blend of entertainment and depth that resonates with a diverse audience. Through its vivid descriptions and well-crafted dialogue, it creates an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression.

      Itsy Bitsy Spider and Itsy Bitsy Beetle
    • The book offers a delightful experience by presenting the classic nursery rhyme "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" alongside an engaging new rhyme. This combination encourages young readers to enjoy a familiar favorite while also discovering a fresh twist, making it a perfect choice for early literacy and playful reading.

      Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star/Spaceship, Spaceship, Zooming High
    • Key Stage 2 Comprehension provides a unique collection of stimulating texts that appeal strongly to both boys and girls, together with questions that both build and stretch comprehension skills and widen vocabulary.

      KS2 Comprehension Book 3