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Literacy Tree in partnership with Peters

Transform your literacy through literature

Created by teachers for teachers, Literacy Tree is the award-winning book-based platform for primary English, including downloadable lesson plans, resources for writing, comprehension, spelling, assessment and home-learning for Reception to Year 7.

Literacy Tree schools can now get 26% off the RRP* (or 30% off RRP when ordering 15 copies or more of a specific title) when purchasing their books for Literary Leaves, Spelling Seeds and Writing Roots through Peters. 

Simply click on the links below to request a quote or place your order directly through our website.

 

Featured book list: Black History Month 2024

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Literature, through the act of storytelling, plays a vital role in unravelling history for children. Historical books in all their variety not only present the facts of the past but influence how children view the world, themselves and their hopes for their futures. These texts often tell a compelling story of identity. Black History Month provides a national opportunity to teach Black history and to present Black and BAME voices and perspectives. The powerful theme of Black History Month 2024 is ‘Reclaiming Narratives.’

Black and British

A short introduction to Black British history, abridged from the adult edition of 2017.

Bright stars of Black British history

This richly illustrated collection presents the extraordinary life stories of fourteen bright stars from Black British history - from Tudor England to modern Britain - and charts their ongoing influence.

Granny came here on the Empire Windrush

Granny shares her story with Ava of how she first came to England on the Empire Windrush.

Africa, amazing Africa

An illustrated journey through the countries of Africa.

Astro girl

A little girl dreams of following in her mother's footsteps and becoming an astronaut.

Black and British

An illustrated guide to Black British history, from the Romans to Windrush to modern day.
Drama and danger

Twelve-year-olds Lizzie Sancho and Dido Belle try to prevent a murder from happening and to find the gang responsible for kidnapping people to sell into slavery.

Hidden figures

The true story of four black women scientists who played important roles in NASA space program in the 1960s.

Hidden figures

Discover four African-American female mathematicians at NASA who helped achieve some of the greatest moments in our space program.

November 2024 Literature Review

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Humans and animals are innately curious about the world but are we innately kind? In one of this month’s books that we’ve reviewed (There’s no such thing as a Silly Question) this could even be one of the questions asked. But how would we actually know the answer? And where matters of kindness and curiosity are concerned, does courage become a factor? We think so. Being kind can sometimes mean flowing against the tide of others or risking rejection; being curious can mean facing the unknown and this can be scary. Through the gorgeous books we’ve selected for review this month, we delve into ancestry and we also take a look at the inspirational stories of women whose scientific curiosity – often taking courage to overcome adversity – has led to some of the greatest discoveries of our time. And we celebrate the importance of playing, exploring and investigating the world, going forth with kindness, curiosity and courage.

We all play

An illustrated board book that celebrates playtime and the connection between children and the natural world
The hare who wouldn't share

Follows a hare who is reluctant to share his possessions, believing that giving away things means having less for himself.
The brighter I shine

A magical tale about finding yourself in the stories of your ancestors and keeping their memories alive.
There's no such thing as a silly question

Presents a collection of entertaining questions and answers.
EUREK-HER!

20 inspirational stories about world-changing women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).

Rani reports on the copycat crook

Nani and Rani are thrilled to meet the author of their favourite detective series, especially when Rani bags an exclusive interview with him on the set of his new movie. But after a series of strange events, rumours spread that the film shoot is cursed.

 

*Literacy Tree schools will get 26% off the RRP on Literacy Tree titles and the majority of other books in stock when ordering via the Peters website or a member of the Peters team. This increases to 30% off RRP when ordering 15 or more copies of a specific Literacy Tree title. Offer excludes some short discount items (big books, audio books and selected academic titles), book packs, subscriptions and bespoke selections. Not to be used in conjunction with any other promotion. 

**Schools will receive free delivery within the UK mainland on orders with a value of £75.00 or more. (Orders with a net value of under £75 will incur a £7.50 charge for postage.) This includes deliveries to UK addresses and UK freight forwarders for international schools. Deliveries outside of the UK mainland and internationally will incur a charge; please contact us for prices for delivering internationally.

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