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What to read this March (for Primary Students)!

Read on for suggested books for Key Stages 1 and 2.

KS1 Top Reads!

Elki is Not My Dog- By Elena Arevalo Melville

Elki is Not My Dog follows the heartwarming bond between a young girl and a stray dog as they navigate life together, overcoming challenges and finding unexpected joy. This picture book is a beautiful way to discuss helping others with your little one.

Measuring Me- By Nicola Kent

From height to weight and even energy, this book uses everyday objects to explain numbers in a way that’s easy to understand. With colourful illustrations and a friendly tone, it encourages kids to explore the world around them and discover how amazing their own bodies are.

Meet the Wildlings- By Gwen Millward

This captivating introduction to the natural world, invites young readers to discover the wonders of wildlife through engaging stories, activities, and stunning illustrations. A must-read for curious kids and budding environmentalists.

Lower KS2 Top Reads!

How to Teach Grown-Ups About Climate Change– By Patricia Daniels

This book empowers young people to become climate change advocates by providing practical tips on communicating effectively with adults. Simplified science with clear illustrations and explanations will engage young readers and inspire inquisitive minds.

The O.D.D. Squad: Rise of Invisidog– By Stuart Heritage

The O.D.D. Squad: Rise of Invisidog is a hilarious adventure featuring Invisidog, a not-so-super superhero. When crime runs rampant in Justice City, Invisidog must overcome his invisibility superpower to save the day. Perfect for fans of quirky characters and laugh-out-loud humor.

The Minute Minders– By Mary Murphy

I’m Stevie Clipper. Me and my dad, we’re fidders, and it’s our job to help humans.

Introducing Stevie Clipper: a tiny problem-solver who helps humans in secret. When a human they care about is in trouble, Stevie and their dad embark on a thrilling mission, proving that even the smallest heroes can make a big difference.

Upper KS2 Top Reads!

Beastlands: Race to Frostfall Mountain- By Jess French

This thrilling adventure is set on the magical island of Ramoa, once a thriving haven for wildlife. Join Kayla as she embarks on a perilous quest to rescue her stolen winged pangron. With loyal friends by her side, she faces dangerous creatures and treacherous landscapes in this epic tale of friendship, courage, and the fight to protect a magical world.

Glassborn- By Peter Bunzl

Glassborn is a post-apocalyptic fantasy where glass is a precious resource and a young protagonist must uncover the secrets of their past while fighting for survival in a harsh new world. Perfect for readers who enjoy imaginative worlds and thrilling quests.

Tourmaline and the Museum of Marvels– By Ruth Lauren

Tourmaline and the Museum of Marvels is a magical adventure filled with mystery and wonder. Tourmaline, a girl with unpredictable powers, sets off on a quest to control her abilities and uncover the secrets behind her newfound magic. Perfect for readers who love fantasy and adventure.