Nobody Understands Me! (Building Blocks Library Level 8 Book 2)
Book Details
Author(s)Geoff Sinha, Glenn McDougall
PublisherSakkam Press / mpi
ISBN / ASINB00B674XPE
ISBN-13978B00B674XP5
Sales Rank2,106,068
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Ben's dad has big plans for his son–and they don't include acting. How can Ben change his father's mind if he won't even talk about it?
(The audio that accompanies this book is available as a download and this book includes a link to the download site)
Nobody Understands Me! is a Building Blocks Library level 8 reader. It has a word count of 2508 words.
Building Blocks Library is an exciting series of graded readers in which each level builds a strong base for the next. The series was designed for English-as-a-second-language readers, but it can be read and enjoyed by all.
There are 10 levels. The higher levels draw readers into the exciting world of a close group of friends and their compelling and contemporary real-life adventures. Each book can be read independently, but the stories are woven with common threads that tie the books and levels together. This maintains a high level of interest and enjoyment, as the reader watches the characters grow and evolve.
The early levels focus on phonics to assist English learners to read independently.
Attractive characters, high-interest stories, and age-relevant topics, plus carefully controlled and recycled language provide the motivation and means to achieve reading success and enjoyment.
The stories in Level 7 are more character-driven than the earlier levels. The stories start expanding outwards from the individual, the home and the school, into the wider world. They explore universal and age-appropriate themes such as cheating at schoolwork, Internet dangers, and conflicts with friends.
Level 8 continues with dramatic, character-driven stories. Themes include feeling misunderstood by others, the pressures of the expectations of parents and friends, bullying, and sportsmanship.
Level 9 takes the friends further into their social groups and wider societies. They find out about things like personal responsibility, fame, jealousy and envy, first jobs, money, social causes and social dangers. Fun and compelling stories take many of the common threads woven into the earlier levels and stories to completion.
(The audio that accompanies this book is available as a download and this book includes a link to the download site)
Nobody Understands Me! is a Building Blocks Library level 8 reader. It has a word count of 2508 words.
Building Blocks Library is an exciting series of graded readers in which each level builds a strong base for the next. The series was designed for English-as-a-second-language readers, but it can be read and enjoyed by all.
There are 10 levels. The higher levels draw readers into the exciting world of a close group of friends and their compelling and contemporary real-life adventures. Each book can be read independently, but the stories are woven with common threads that tie the books and levels together. This maintains a high level of interest and enjoyment, as the reader watches the characters grow and evolve.
The early levels focus on phonics to assist English learners to read independently.
Attractive characters, high-interest stories, and age-relevant topics, plus carefully controlled and recycled language provide the motivation and means to achieve reading success and enjoyment.
The stories in Level 7 are more character-driven than the earlier levels. The stories start expanding outwards from the individual, the home and the school, into the wider world. They explore universal and age-appropriate themes such as cheating at schoolwork, Internet dangers, and conflicts with friends.
Level 8 continues with dramatic, character-driven stories. Themes include feeling misunderstood by others, the pressures of the expectations of parents and friends, bullying, and sportsmanship.
Level 9 takes the friends further into their social groups and wider societies. They find out about things like personal responsibility, fame, jealousy and envy, first jobs, money, social causes and social dangers. Fun and compelling stories take many of the common threads woven into the earlier levels and stories to completion.
