Team Littleham

Favourite book: My personal favourite book is 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' by Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle.
I love how he builds suspense throughout the story!

Favourite book: 'My Naughty Little Sister' series, written by Dorothy Edwards.
The illustrations (by Shirley Hughes) were fabulous too. I remember thinking I was just like her, stubborn & mischievous - I'm pretty sure my older brother did too !! I also love reading any Roald Dahl books.

Favourite book: 'The Edge Chronicles' are a series of fantasy adventure books.
These are my favourite books because of the detailed illustrations and stories that sparked my imagination.

Favourite book: 'Wuthering Heights'- Emily Bronte.
A very engaging read which is full of suspense and at times can be quite frightening. The characters are very interesting which all add to a great story.

Favourite book: 'Brave New World'.
I absolutely love dystopian novels and how they portray a possible alternative future and how some of the ideas written about are not just science fiction but are now science fact.

Favourite book: 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe' by C.S Lewis.

My all time favourite! I love the language that is used and how the characters are developed over time. Simply brilliant!

Adult book - 'The Millenium Trilogy' (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo etc.).
The story and character development across the trilogy was incredible and the main character is a powerful and intelligent female character.

Childrens book - Everything by Julia Donaldson!
As an aspiring children's author, I loved a rhyming text and Julia Donaldson was a big influence on my own book. I also love her use of some quite advanced vocabulary, which spawned many an interesting question when reading to my daughter.

Favourite book: 'The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse'.
I think it's a simple, yet beautifully written book filled with uplifting messages.

Favourite book: 'We're going on a bear hunt' by Michael Rosen. It's just an absolute classic!

Favourite book: 'Wolf Hall' (the whole series) or 'The Go Between'
They are two I have really enjoyed as an adult. Mr Gumpy's Outing is my fave kids' book! It's just a really funny and charming book that my children also now love.

Mr Hayman covers Mrs Doyle's PPA and takes the class on a Friday.

Favourite book: 'The Lion, The witch and the wardrobe'. C.S Lewis.
I love this book because it transports you to a mystical world through a wardrobe. A real adventure book with interesting characters, including talking animals and mythological creatures!

Favourite book: 'The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse' is one of my favourite books. Written by Charlie Mackesy.
I like this book as its full of quotes with so many different messages and meanings, it's wholesome and warming.

Miss Jackman is supported by Mrs Twycross, Mrs Heyworth, Mrs Jones (M,T & W) and Miss Hunter (Th & F).

Favourite book: 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley
I love the way this book leaves you with more questions than answers and makes you think about how we treat those closest to us. Was it really the monster’s fault or did Victor Frankenstein get the result he deserved?

Children’s book: 'The Borrowers' by Mary Norton
I just love the idea of a tiny world with tiny people living under the floorboards. It's exciting and mysterious all at the same time.

Favourite book: 'James And The Giant Peach'
Just one of my favourite books that I loved reading and listening to as a child, and letting my imagination go. I now enjoy reading it with my children.

Favourite book: 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. Roald Dahl is one of my favourite authors!
I love how he introduces many unusual characters in this book. It's really made me laugh! I like how the book teaches you that if you make the right choices, you will succeed your end goal!

Favourite book : My favourite book is 'The Smartest Giant' in Town by Julia Donaldson. I enjoyed reading it to my children because of it's rhyming and repetition which meant they were able to join in, but more importantly it made us laugh! The illustrations ( by Axel Scheffler) are fabulous, left nothing to the imagination! It makes me smile every time I read it.

Favourite book : 'Anne of Green gables' by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
An interesting tale of a young orphan girl in the 1880s . The book tells the tale of how Anne grows and evolves. Its an emotional rollercoaster of a book, Anne wins everyone over with her wit, charm and determination.

Favourite book: My favourite books are part of a series which is 'The Villain Tales' by Serena Valentino.

These books are about the villains in the fairytale stories and how they become that way. These books have to be read in order, and once I started reading them it was very hard to put them down! They really get you sucked into the book and using my own imagination to picture it all. I love the way they're all entwined together. It makes it a good read, linking everything back to the odd sister. I can get lost in these books!

Favourite book: My favourite book is the 'Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' which my father gave me when I was five.
I loved the idea of a magical world that could be entered via a wardrobe.