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Trailblazers: How to Be a Pop Star

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Suitable for 11 - 16 years

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Product description

A brilliant fusion of facts and fiction to inspire young music fans! So you want to be a pop star? Find out all about the instruments you’ll need, the recording process – and how to get signed! Got the facts? Then find out what it’s really like to be in a band when you read the fictional story The Stormers! Perfect for shared and paired reading, this dynamic and colourful book combines short sentences, a carefully limited vocabulary and speech bubbles with lots of illustrations, a pop music timeline and a word check. Enthuse struggling readers and give them a chance to shine with Trailblazers!

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781841675947

Publisher

Ransom Publishing

Date published

October 1st, 2006

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