| Stories and Poems 2005 |
Here are the brand new stories and poem written especially for
World Book Day 2005.
Click on the titles to view them. Have fun reading!
If you'd like to know more about the authors below, click on their photographs.
(adapted from a traditional story)
by Daniel Morden
Illustrations by Graham Howells
Once upon a time there was a young man who felt he never had any luck! One day, he climbed on his horse and rode off in search of some luck. On his travels he met a hungry wolf, a thirsty tree and a lonely young woman. But did he find the luck he was looking for, I wonder?
by Joan Peake
It’s war-time and, to escape the air-raids on Cardiff, Julie and Rob have gone to live with their uncle and aunt in the country. Julie thinks village life is really boring until, one night, she sees a strange light on the mountain side. Julie and Rob go investigating and walk straight into danger!
by Jennifer Morgan
Some animals on Seren’s parents’ farm on the Gower are suspected of having foot and mouth disease. To escape the tensions at home, Seren goes beachcombing and finds a tiny human skull. Seeking the help of Mad Megan, Seren discovers that the skull has supernatural powers . . .
Captain
Poetry, Superhero!
A poem by Francesca
Kay
Teachers! Click here for activities based on the poem.