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SUMMER READING CHALLENGE Instructions Holderness Academy UNDERGROUND MAP SUMMER READING CHALLENGE Instructions Holderness Academy UNDERGROUND MAP Choose a line and read your way through a list of books. Click on a station and choose a book that is appropriate to your age and ability. Use the to navigate back to the map. Read as many lines as you like. Holderness Academy UNDERGROUND MAP Bakerloo Murder & Mystery Catwalk Criminal Monster Mission - Sarah Sky Ingo - Eva Ibbotson Jessica has been recruited to MI6's Helen Dunmore On a secret island, three aunts are As they search for their missing secret division of supermodel spies. plotting a wicked crime, but they Her first official mission seems father near their Cornwall are no ordinary kidnappers. Their home, Sapphy and her brother, simple , until it turns into the island is the base for a very special Conor, learn about their family's biggest cyber-attack ever known, and mysterious mission, and they connection to the domains of air threatening the security of the desperately need children to help and water. whole country. Jessica has no them in their work. choice but to take matters into her own hands and catch the culprit - fresh from the catwalk. Bakerloo Murder & Mystery Virals - Cathy Reichs Secret of the Sirens - The Ruby in the Smoke - Fourteen-year-old Tory Brennan is as fascinated by bones and dead bodies Julia Golding Philip Pullman as her famous aunt, Tempe Brennan. When Connie goes to stay In 19th-century London, However living on a secluded island with her aunt by the sea, 16-year-old Sally, a recent off South Carolina there is not much she discovers some mythical orphan, becomes involved in a opportunity to put her knowledge to creatures are in danger deadly search for a the test. Until her and her ragbag and that she has a special mysterious ruby. group of friends stumble across a talent that must be put to use to help them. shallow grave containing the remains of a girl who has been missing for over thirty years. Bakerloo Eragon Stormbreaker - Murder & Mystery I’d Tell You That I love You, But Christopher Paolini Then I’d Have To Kill You – Anthony Horowitz When Eragon finds a polished Ally Carter 14 year-old Alex Rider finds his life stone in the forest, he thinks it is Gallagher Academy might claim to be a turned upside down on discovering that the lucky discovery of a poor school for geniuses - but it's really a his late uncle wasn't a banker, but farm boy; perhaps it will buy his school for spies. Cammie is fluent in instead an agent for MI6. Alex is then family meat for the winter. But fourteen languages and capable of killing dragged into the world of espionage when the stone brings a dragon a man in seven different ways. But the and intrigue himself. one thing the Gallagher Academy hasn't hatchling, Eragon soon realizes prepared her for is what to do when she he has stumbled upon a legacy falls for an ordinary boy who thinks she's nearly as old as the Empire an ordinary girl. itself. Bakerloo Murder & Mystery Blood Hunters – Fashion Assassin Ferno the Fire Dragon – Sarah Sky Steve Voake Adam Blade Supermodel Jessica Cole has no In the Mexican jungle scientists intention of ever spying again until she's blackmailed into posing Strange things are happening in prepare to embark on an Tom's village. Everyone is terrified, exploration of the world's deepest undercover as bodyguard to a very but Tom is not afraid. He's always sinkhole; a naturally-formed rich fellow model. What seems like dreamed of a quest, a real quest, underwater shaft that no one has a simple job aboard a luxurious and vows to go to the king and ever reached the bottom of. What yacht in Monaco soon turns into a bring help. they are about to discover could deadly mission to stop the most change the world forever. dangerous weapon in the world falling into the wrong hands. Bakerloo Murder & Mystery Looking For J. J. Take Your Last Breath – The Scorch Trials Anne Cassidy Lauren Child James Dashner Looking for JJ explores the Everyone’s favourite kid detective Thomas was sure that circumstances and motives is back. This time, though, it’s an escape from the maze meant behind the murder of a child - by adventure on the wide open ocean, he and the Gladers would her friend. Six years later, JJ has and Ruby is all at sea…Can she get their lives back. But no now been released, and has a crack the case of the Twinford one knew what sort of life new identity. But is there any pirates while evading the clutches they were going back to. way that she can lead a "normal" of a vile sea monster as well as the life? evil Count von Viscount? Bakerloo Look Into My Eyes Murder & Mystery The Da Vinci Code - Lauren Child Seizure W hen an anonymous caller sets Dan Brown Cathy Reichs Investigating the murder of a Ruby a challenge, it’s not long Rumour has it that notorious before she finds her way into the Louvre curator, Harvard pirate Anne Bonny hid her HQ of the most secret of secret symbologist Robert Langdon and treasure somewhere in Charleston agencies – SPECTRUM. They need French cryptologist Sophie in 1720. No-one knows where, but her help to crack a code but her Neveu find clues painted into a Tory Brennan - great-niece of desk job soon spirals into an all-out Da Vinci, uncovering a plot famous forensic anthropologist Dr action adventure, as Ruby uncovers involving the Holy Grail and the Tempe Brennan - is certain that the dastardly plans of the secret society known as the the Virals can work out Bonny's formidable Fool’s Gold Gang… Priory of Sion. cryptic clues. Jubilee Royal Connections The Secret Countess - Faerie Wars Prince Caspian - Eva Ibbotson Herbie Brennan C.S. Lewis After escaping the revolution in Henry finds his life taking on a Russia, eighteen-year-old whole new dimension when he Prince Caspian and his army of countess Anna, penniless and and his old friend, Mr Fogarty, living in London, becomes a become involved with Prince Talking Beasts conquer the Telmarines servant to an aristocratic family. Pyrgus Malvae, who has been But she falls in love with a young sent from the faerie world to earl, and finds it increasingly hard escape the treacherous Faeries to keep her past a Secret. of the Night. Metropolitan Theodore Boone: The Activist - Tales Set in Cities The Falcon’s Malteser Carrie's War - Anthony Horowitz John Grisham Theo’s town is under threat, from a Nina Bawden When a dwarf comes into the group of corrupt men planning to build a Bombs were falling on London, office and leaves a package, Tim bypass and destroy countless homes. and Carrie and Nick were Diamond, the world's worst Now thirteen-year-old Theo must stand wartime evacuees billeted in private-detective, is faced with up for his city and stop them. But soon Wales on old Mr Evans. They his toughest case yet. The office the fight turns nasty, and Theo and his were happy to visit their friend is ransacked and the package is friends face a giant battle against the underhand crooks. And when Theodore Albert at Druid's found to contain simply a box of uncovers a terrible secret - a secret he's Bottom until Carrie did the worst Maltesers. Who was the dwarf … discovered illegally - he is torn. thing she ever did in her life. and why was he murdered shortly after his visit? Bakerloo Murder & Mystery The Prisoner of Zenda - Catch Your Death Trash – Andy Mulligan Lauren Child Anthony Hope This time, tigers are roaming the Young Rudolf Rassendyl has Fourteen-year-olds Raphael and streets of Twinford, and it looks never seen his near double, the Gardo team up with a younger like someone has deliberately new King of Ruritania. When he boy, Rat, to figure out the released some very rare and very travels to see the coronation, mysteries surrounding a bag dangerous animals. Things are he becomes involved in a Raphael finds during their daily going to get wild – and Ruby is dastardly plot. life of sorting through trash in a going to get badly lost in the Third World country's Dump. wilderness. The question is: will she ever make it out alive? Bakerloo Murder & Mystery Theodore Boone Black Ice – Out of Sight, Out of Time John Grisham Young Sherlock Holmes Ally Carter Theodore Boone is thirteen and Andrew Lane Cammie wakes up in an Alpine wants nothing more than to swap The year is 1868, and convent having lost her memory homeroom for the courtroom; he of the whole summer. She and fourteen-year-old Sherlock Holmes lives for big trials. A husband awaits faces his most baffling mystery yet. her friends must travel to the trial for his wife's murder. Is he a Mycroft, his older brother, has other side of the world, trying to dangerous criminal or an innocent piece together the clues that been found with a knife in his hand, victim? The case takes a sinister locked in a room with a corpse. Cammie left behind. But there twist when Theo uncovers a surprise Only Sherlock believes that his are people hunting Cammie - witness but Theodore is sworn to brother is innocent. But can he people who will stop at nothing secrecy and time is running out. to protect their secrets... prove it? SHTC Literacy/ME Bakerloo Murder & Mystery Exposure - Cathy Reichs Snake Bite – United We Spy Morris Island is returning to Young Sherlock Holmes Ally Carter normality after the high profile trial Andrew Lane Cammie and her spy school of the Gamemaster, when two local Kidnapped and taken to China, friends to another wildly students seem to vanish into thin air.
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