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Teaching materials in support of the novel. Joby by Stan Barstow is set, in the summer of 1939, in a small town in the north of England. It tells the story of Joby's life during that summer. He has just left junior school and has passed the scholarship to go to the grammar school. His mother has to go into hospital for an operation. Joby makes friends with a group of boys who lead him into trouble. His father creates problems when he becomes involved with his niece. Joby is always full of interest and is a novel which most pupils of secondary age can relate to. This pack of teaching materials provides ample resources for all stages of the novel. Many worksheets cater for the needs of less academic pupils. Black and white illustrations. This material may be photocopied within the purchasing establishment. Pack price: £21
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