Everyone thinks Mark is the bravest boy in the whole school. But secretly Mark is afraid of the dark! One night, when he thinks his gran is in trouble, Mark is the only one who can help. But can Mark be brave enough to help his gran in the pitch black night-time...?
Mark Spark in the Dark (Young Puffin Read Alone)
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Jacqueline Wilson is one of the most popular children's authors ever. She has won many of the UK's top children's book awards including The Gold Smarties Prize, The Sheffield Children's Book Award, the Children's Book of the Year and the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize and has been shortlisted for the Whitbread Children's Book Prize and Highly Commended for the Carnegie Medal. Many of her books have also been adapted for TV, stage and radio. In 2008, Jacqueline was made a Dame of the British Empire.
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Hi, I'm Emma and here's my review of "Markle Sparkle". Louise invites Mark Spark to a birthday sleepover in a tent at her house. Unfortunately Mark has a Great Big Problem - he's scared of the dark. He turns down the invitation saying that he has to stay with his Great Gran because she's scared that burglars might break in. He tells Great Gran about his problem and,instead, she organises a camp fire feast for both of them. He sleeps beside Great Gran and wakes to hear a bang and a groan and is horrified to find that Great Gran's not in bed! He overcomes his fear of the dark when he goes outside shouting "You leave my Great Gran alone!" The illustrations in this book are simple but very effective.
By Maclady
Format:Paperback
We read this story in a Year 1 class to support our Science work in Light and Dark. the children enjoyed the story immensely, empathising with Mark Spark and laughing out loud at Silly Lily. Gran was a heroine for the way she could toss pancakes even though blind! Another Jacqueline Wilson triumph.
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Mark Spark in the dark by Jacqueline Wilson is a brilliant book because the illustrations are fantastic. The outline of the story is clearly set out from start, middle and end. The book is interesting and makes me want to read on and puts questions in my mind.
What happens in the book: Marks school are raising money for blind people so they have a fun fair. Lucy is having a sleep over for her birthday after the fun raising but Mark is scared of the dark so he tells a lie that he has to stay with his grandmother...
by Yanique Bennett
What happens in the book: Marks school are raising money for blind people so they have a fun fair. Lucy is having a sleep over for her birthday after the fun raising but Mark is scared of the dark so he tells a lie that he has to stay with his grandmother...
by Yanique Bennett
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