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Pet Finders Go Underground
Bold, colourful readers with kid-friendly characters and subjects they'd choose for themselves
48 pages, Paperback
First published May 22, 2013
About the author
Margaret Ryan
167 books7 followersMargaret Ryan is a former teacher who has written over eighty books for children between the ages of five and eleven. She loves to enthuse children about books and won a Scottish Arts Council Award for her book, The Queen's Birthday Hat. She always includes the children in her audience by dressing them up as the characters in her story. She believes that author visits should be fun. She has had children's stories on T.V. and radio, and has also been commissioned to write books for schools, children's poetry, and a series of books for reluctant readers. Her books are translated into many different languages.
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September 29, 2018
I liked this book better this year as I didn't read it continuously four times.
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Summer 2019 update: we could never find the other one in the series.
The Y5 teacher borrowed On the Case and now we can't find it but we too interested in Dinkin to care. I've upped it to a 3.5* because that was my fault last time and this time as I've got such a wide range of ability, I'm going to have two grey A books on the go and I'm just going to alter children dependent on that so I won't get sick again.
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Do you know how sick of this book I am? - 3*
So as a baseline book, I used Pet Finders: Underground, which meant I have read this with four different groups and I am sick of Nelson the one-eyed cat, who had unfortunately went missing. My class actually enjoyed it but because we had curriculum morning, a trip to Danby and mass, this book has took FOREVER to read. So I'm done with it. A lot of my class realised it was part of a series and they want to read the next one so I'll be meeting the two leads again. I think we'll be reading it in the summer term ish.
The plot was actually well-thought out and the children really responded well to it - especially the lemurs.
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Summer 2019 update: we could never find the other one in the series.
The Y5 teacher borrowed On the Case and now we can't find it but we too interested in Dinkin to care. I've upped it to a 3.5* because that was my fault last time and this time as I've got such a wide range of ability, I'm going to have two grey A books on the go and I'm just going to alter children dependent on that so I won't get sick again.
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Do you know how sick of this book I am? - 3*
So as a baseline book, I used Pet Finders: Underground, which meant I have read this with four different groups and I am sick of Nelson the one-eyed cat, who had unfortunately went missing. My class actually enjoyed it but because we had curriculum morning, a trip to Danby and mass, this book has took FOREVER to read. So I'm done with it. A lot of my class realised it was part of a series and they want to read the next one so I'll be meeting the two leads again. I think we'll be reading it in the summer term ish.
The plot was actually well-thought out and the children really responded well to it - especially the lemurs.
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