Jacqueline Wilson Boeken

Elsa woont met haar moeder, stiefvader, halfbroer en -zus in één hotelkamer. Het lijkt leuk, wonen in een hotel, maar als dat gebeurt omdat je ouders geen ander huis kunnen betalen en het hotel ook nog eens vies en oud is, is de lol er snel af. Maar juist door grappen te maken, kan Elsa met de situatie omgaan. Haar plan is zelfs om op een dag beroemd te worden als grappenmaakster. Als ze op een dag thuiskomt in het hotel, treft ze een televisieploeg aan in de hal. Elsa ziet dit als haar grote kans om door te breken, maar de tv-mensen hebben een ander doel voor ogen: ze willen een programma maken over de armoede waarin de gezinnen hier leven. De eigenaar is woedend: alle slechte verhalen over zijn hotel komen naar buiten. Hij dreigt Elsa en haar familie het hotel uit te zetten. Die nacht krijgt Elsa onverwacht de kans om de hele situatie te redden...

The exciting new story from one of the nation's best-loved authors, featuring a brand-new character, Opal, and set during the First World War. The brilliant new story from bestselling author Jacqueline Wilson, starring Opal Plumstead, who goes to work in a sweet factory against the backdrop of the First World War.

The story explores the contrasting lives of two girls: one, a celebrity's daughter struggling with unwanted media scrutiny, and the other, an only child living in a challenging environment with a devoted but ill mother. As their paths intertwine, a mystery unfolds about their potential connection as sisters. This engaging narrative is complemented by illustrations from Nick Sharratt, making it suitable for readers aged 9 and older.

This is the brilliant new story from bestselling author Jacqueline Wilson

Each book in this series combines an original play and a set of individual Production Notes. The playscripts may be photocopied and distributed for classroom use. This play is based upon the fairy story, where the Beast of the title turns out to be a gigantic slug with a slime problem.

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With carefully adapted text, new illustrations, language practise activities and additional online resources, the Penguin Readers series introduces language learners to bestselling authors and compelling content. Titles include popular classics, exciting contemporary fiction, and thought-provoking non-fiction. Love Frankie, a Level 3 Reader, is A2 in the CEFR framework. The text is made up of sentences with up to three clauses, introducing first conditional, past continuous and present perfect simple for general experience. It is well supported by illustrations, which appear on most pages. Fourteen-year-old Frankie has a difficult life. Her mother is ill, some children at her school are horrible to her, and she worries that she might be gay. Then, Frankie becomes friends with Sally. Frankie hates love stories, but she starts to love Sally. Does Sally feel the same way?

A brand new novel from the bestselling Jacqueline Wilson, perfect for older readers!

1953, England. Elizabeth is to be crowned Queen of England, but Elsie Kettle and her grandmother both fall ill with tuberculosis. Elsie is whisked away to a hospital where she is confined to bed for months and misses he beloved Nan desperately