Additional information
Chapters | 34 Chapters |
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ISBN | 978 085244 706 2 |
Please note | The books have been priced to be used, not photostated. We rely on sales income to continue developing the programme. |
Illustrator | Paul Yanque |
£12.50 – £25.00
In Changes and Challenges, Charlie and Alice enjoy their first move from dependence to independence when they get after-school jobs. They find that increased freedom brings responsibility and that their classmates react to growing up in a variety of ways.
This is an age when young people are growing fast, taking on new responsibilities and finding themselves having to defend their own values and need for privacy. They also want to be accepted among their peers. Standing up for good human values can be uncomfortable and it tests Charlie and Alice’s integrity as well as their friendships.
Life at home brings its own joys and frictions as the cousins and their families adjust to the changes of puberty and gauge the duties which accompany new freedoms. The children learn to understand their mood and bodily changes, and to savour the adventure of making new friends and being treated at home as young adults.
This book includes useful material on adolescent subjects suited to the end of primary school or first years of secondary.
Please note that there is a 30% discount where student class sets (15 or more books) are ordered from a single year. A free year’s subscription to the digital student books is also included with class sets, to run from July 2023 – September 2024.
Larger discounts are available in the multi-year packages for class sets. Digital only subscriptions are also found here.
Variation Title | Short Description | Price |
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Student Book | Discounted by 30% for orders of 15 or more Includes 1 year’s subscription to digital edition of books | £ 12.50 |
Teacher Guide (Hard Copy) | £ 25 |
Chapters | 34 Chapters |
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ISBN | 978 085244 706 2 |
Please note | The books have been priced to be used, not photostated. We rely on sales income to continue developing the programme. |
Illustrator | Paul Yanque |