Writing top tips: Adventure stories
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Share intrepid adventurer, Charlie Small’s top tips for writing rip-roaring adventure stories with your class
The Charlie Small Journals
Nick Ward is the Custodian of The Charlie Small Journals (David Fickling, £4.99 PB). He ‘found’ the first journal on the banks of a river in Lancashire, and since then six other journals have been discovered in the oddest places, all around the world. Charlie is an eight-year-old explorer who has lived for 400. His journals describe his incredible adventures as he desperately tries to get back home in time for tea. The latest find, The Mummy’s Tomb, has just been published. Visit www.charliesmall.co.uk
Published 19 October 2009
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Mags99
on 27 October 2010Adventure Story
This looks like just what I need to give me ideas for writing some adventure stories with my P5 class.
Thanks!
Krizia Montano
on 26 September 2013
a great help for starters
Thank you so much for the ideas on what things should i consider in writing an adventure-filled book. I'm 14 years old and I'm currently working on my 1st book. Those tips are so useful. God bless you