GRADE 5

• Teddy Bears


• The Selfish Giant (after Oscar Wilde)


• Yak (after Donald Bisset)


• Miranda's Journey (after Donald Bisset)


• Wilbur (from 'Charlotte's Web' after E.B.White)


• The Golden Tickets (from 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' after Roald Dahl)


• Full Moon (from 'Mary Poppins' after Pamela Travers)


• Bambi's Earliest Days in The Woods (from 'Bambi' after Felix Salten)


• The Boy Who Liked Stories (about R. L. Stevenson's childhood)


• The Stick (by Clay Rice)
  Imagination lives in you! This beautiful story celebrates imagination and kindness.


• Peter Pan (after Sir James Matthew Barrie)
  Peter has run away from home, and became forever young. Once Peter Pan has flown into the nursery, where were the girl Wendy and her two younger brothers and he has changed the lives of these children forever...


• Backstage Cat (by Harriet Ziefert)
  Simon is a backstage cat. His owner is a celebrity. Together, they ride to the theater in a big, silver-grey limousine. With a theater-themed vocabulary and mixed-media illustrations, 'Backstage Cat' follows the silly misadventure of a rather mischievous kitty.


• Winnie-the-Pooh (after A.A. Milne)
  Книга для чтения в 5 классе школ с углубленным изучением английского языка


• Animal Fact / Animal Fable (by Seymour Simon)
  In this book, we'll look at some common beliefs about animals


• Stay Wild, My Child (Mandy Archer)
  A story about knowing when and where to have fun


• The Thing About Bees (Shabazz Larkin)
  Children are introduced to different kinds of bees, “how not to get stung,” and how the things we fear are often things we don’t fully understand.


• The Nutcracker (E.T.A. Hoffmann)
  The beloved holiday classic tale comes to life like never before


• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Mark Twain)
  An American boy, Tom by name, is going to look for treasure. Do you want to come with him?


• A Boy Like You (by Frank Murphy)
  There are billions of people on the planet. Yet even with all those people, the world still needs a boy like you. What does being a “boy” really mean? And how can you “be yourself,” regardless of your gender? The truth is, we’re all on a journey to answer these questions—and this book just might help you along the way.

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