Rainy Day

Emma Haughton

Literature & Fiction

DOUBLEDAY CHILDREN\'S BOOKS

<p>Looks at the issues of homelessness and domestic relations from the point of view of universal human rights.</p>

Rights in the Home (What Do We Mean By Human Rights?)

Children's Books

penny-clarke

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Franklin Watts

Drug Abuse? (Viewpoints)

Each title in this series introduces a controversial social issue that is of current importance. The topic is explained clearly and simply through straightforward text and carefully chosen colour photographs. Each title asks questions and puts forward different points of view for the readers to think about, and each comes with a comprehensive glossary, a list of useful addresses for further information and an exhaustive index. DRUG ABUSE? offers straightforward explanations as to what exactly constitutes a drug, then puts forward widely differing opinions on this most contentious problem facing society today. Readers can weigh up opposing ideas from a position of knowledge and come to their own conclusions.

Franklin Watts Ltd

Viewpoints:the Right to Smoke

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

The Viewpoint series uses a lively style to introduce older children to current, and often controversial, social issues. Each book gives a balanced view of opinions, using quotes from key individuals. Ages 10-14.

Viewpoints:Drug Abuse

Focuses on one area of Human Rights using the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a basis for their exploration. Ages 10-11.

Rights in the Home

The "Health and Fitness" series deals with the physical effects of how young people treat their bodies. Written for children in the context of their own lifestyle and age group and explores frequently asked questions and commonly-held myths. It includes fact boxes, charts and tables to help children make their own decisions about their own bodies. The series supports the science curriculum and PSE work on the responsibilities and challenges of young adulthood.

How Do Drink and Drugs Affect Me? (Health & Fitness)

Hodder Wayland

It's far too wet for the fair, and Ned thinks his special day with Dad is ruined. What can they do when it's pouring with rain? Luckily, Dad has plenty of ideas and gradually Ned finds out that rainy days aren't so bad - and they don't last for ever. Emma Haughton's first picture book is a surprisingly sunny tale about a rainy day.  The delightful story is reflected in the beautifully atmospheric paintings by talented young illustrator Angelo Rinaldi.

San Val

The Dark: The unputdownable and pulse-raising Sunday Times Crime Book of the Mon

Hodder&Stoughton

Genetic Engineering (World Issues)

Politics & Social Sciences

steve-parker

Fiona-Macdonald

Sociology

Chrysalis Childrens Books

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