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A new year is the perfect time for fresh starts, and at Giglets, that includes brand-new texts for teachers and pupils to explore.

Our library continues to grow, with a range of stories, informative texts, and poetry designed to inspire curiosity, discussion, and a love of reading. Whether you’re planning for the term ahead or refreshing your classroom reading, our latest additions offer something for every learner.

Here are the highlights:

Fiction & Stories

  • Far Too Much Chocolate - Ali has another Christmas she won't forget. This text is the sequel to ‘Too Much Chocolate’. 
  • Jason and the Argonauts - Jason gathers a group of friends and goes off in search of the Golden Fleece in this story from Greek mythology. 
  • Lightning Strike at the Fair - Lightning Strike uses his superpowers to save the day when the fair comes to town. Part of 'The Awesome Squad' series. 
  • Little Tree - A rhyming story of a tree who thinks he wants to be a Christmas tree. 
  • Not That Cap! - A little girl loses her favourite hat and she is not happy about it in this rhyming story.
  • The Four Friends - A poem about four unlikely friends.
  • The Locked DoorOlivia and her mum move to a spooky old house. Someone - or something - is already there! 
  • The Seal Catcher and the Merman - A seal catcher learns an important lesson when he meets a mysterious stranger. 

 

Non-Fiction & Informative Reads

  • Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe? - A discursive text on the pros and cons of artificial intelligence. 
  • Dulce et Decorum est - A poem about the brutality of war. Is it noble to die for one's country? 
  • France - A profile of the country of France. Includes information about geography, people, food, nature and culture. 
  • Go to France! - A persuasive text that tries to convince the reader to visit France. 
  • How to Make Slime - An instructional text on how to make slime. ​​

 

Why New Books Matter

A new year often brings new goals for reading. Introducing fresh texts into the classroom can re-energise reading routines, reflect a wider range of interests, and give pupils new stories, ideas, and viewpoints to explore.

Each new title added to Giglets helps keep reading relevant, engaging, and accessible for every learner – whether through fiction that sparks imagination, poetry that encourages reflection, or non-fiction that deepens understanding of the world.

 

Explore the New Titles

We can’t wait for you and your learners to dive into these texts. Log in to Giglets today and explore the full collection, or try out one of the new stories in your next lesson.





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