

The First World War by Jillian Powell
This non-fiction book explores what it was like to live through the First World War, from life in the trenches and the weapons used on the battlefield, to the war effort at home and the role that children played. This title has been written in conjunction with the Imperial War Museum and includes fascinating photographs from their archives. Collins Big Cat Progress books are specifically designed for children at Key Stage 2 who have a Key Stage 1 reading level, giving them age-appropriate texts that they can read, building their confidence and fostering positive attitudes towards reading. Text type: A non-fiction recount Curriculum links:-
Grace Darling
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Being Cool
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Olympic BMX
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Snow Leopards
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Animals in War
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Motocross
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Real Cricket
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The Penalty
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Little Bear: A folktale from Greenland
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Formula 1
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Beowulf
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The Story of Skateboarding
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Winkies War
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Dinner with a Pirate
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Angel House
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Amazing Escapes
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Growing up in Wartime
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In the Game
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War Art
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Blackbeard and the Monster of the Deep
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Match Girls
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The Last War Horses
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The Monster of Pit Street
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Incredible Ironman
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Gullivers Travels
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Zara and the Fairy Godbrother
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Worlds Deadliest Creatures
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Space Jump
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Free Running
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Hall of the Bulls
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Baders Battle
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Top Secret
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Winter Olympics
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Votes for Women
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The Dolphin King
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The Train Under Your Feet
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The Sword in the Stone
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Tigers in Trouble
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Elephant Rescue
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Blood Cave
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Fire in the Sky
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Muscles
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The Empire Windrush
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Bomber Command: Night Raid
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Cool Cars
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Joes Dog
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Extreme Animals
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The Red Light
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Search and Rescue Dogs
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| Title | The First World War |
| Author | Jillian Powell |
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