Jan-Mark Steiner Livres

Jan Mark, an accomplished author born in 1943, has made significant contributions to children's literature, winning prestigious awards like the Carnegie Medal. After studying at the Canterbury College of Art, she began her writing career in the 1970s while teaching. Her role as Writer in Residence at Oxford Polytechnic allowed her to further develop her craft. With over 50 published works, including novels, plays, and short stories, she is celebrated for her engaging storytelling and has left a lasting impact on young readers.

Eine neue Perspektive auf ein klassisches Thema: Robin Hood und seine Räuberbande stehlen von den Reichen und geben es den Armen. Doch Robin langweilt sich und versucht sein Glück auf See. Aber das Leben dort ist nicht so einfach wie gedacht. Aktuelle Jugendliteratur aus der Reihe Classics , adaptiert auf Blue Line, Red Line und Orange Line Band 1. Lektüre mit Hörbuch als Download

Exploring the fascination behind collecting, this book celebrates museums of all sizes and the treasures they hold. It invites readers of all ages to appreciate the stories behind collections, making it a valuable addition to any library. Its engaging narrative and rich illustrations serve as a tribute to the diverse world of collecting, inspiring curiosity and a deeper understanding of the significance of artifacts.

Thin Kitty's transformation into a fat cat leads her to create nests in unusual places around the house. This illustrated storybook from the Baby Walker range aims to foster early literacy and sensory awareness in babies and toddlers.

Isaac is an orphan. At fifteen years old, he has not yet found his niche on Erato. Unless he does so, he will face deportation - and certain death. Isaac has a plan to make his future safe. It involves importing Eleanor, a stone carver from a distant planet. But Eleanor is not what Isaac expects. She is not what anyone expects. She is free-thinking and defiant, and her presence could be more than this strange, dusty planet can bear...

Suitable for younger learners Word count 5,310

Set in a highly realistic dystopic future, where the lowlands of Britain are flooded, this beautifully realised novel explores a world where archaeology is controlled for fear of social unrest. One bleak morning, a storm across the North Sea unveils a human skull, which leads to a series of events that changes the lives of those involved.

Fun and quirky tales of Medieval Merry England. Two stories combine in one gorgeous package with tons of extras such as riddles, quizzes and fun facts. Sure to appeal to readers of all ages and particularly suitable for 6-9s. From two-time Carnegie Medalist Jan Mark, with gorgeous illustrations by the award- winning Tony Ross.

Greg is a teenager with a problem - his father. After the death of Greg's mother in an accident, his father takes no interest in life at all. Greg tries hard to help him. His father is too old to rock and roll, of course . . . or is he? These short stories by Jan Mark look at life, love, and friendship through teenagers' eyes.

Fantasievoll gestaltetes Bilderbuch über die Geschichte der Museen und des Sammelns. Ab 10.