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Author: Julia Donaldson
Age Range: 5-7 Years
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
Price: £4.99
Bloomsbury Young Readers are illustrated, book-banded stories by well-known authors, designed to get children aged five and over reading.
Writers in the series include Tony Bradman, Joanna Nadin and Gruffalo superstar Julia Donaldson.
This tale, which is suitable for children beyond phonic phase 6, follows breakfast foodstuff fan Stephen as he enters a ‘design-a-cereal’ competition – but when he wins, things soon start to spiral out of control.
Each page features engaging colour illustrations and the book also contains cover notes to guide parents when reading alongside their children at home.
Pupils are also encouraged to continue the learning once the story is finished via activity ideas and discussion points at the back of the book.
More titles in the series are promised, by authors including Ben Bailey Smith (also known as comedian Doc Brown).
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