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St John Fisher Primary, a Catholic Voluntary Academy, Sheffield
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Our Feature Books of the Week!

6th Dec 2021

For our younger children our feature book is: Professor Astro Cat’s Solar System by Dominic Walliman.

The Waterstones Review

Welcome planet explorers! Did you know that Venus is covered in volcanoes? Have you ever wondered why Mars is red? Well, you're in luck! Professor Astro Cat and the gang are about to set off on a journey around our solar system. So buckle up, join the tour, and get your learn on! To find out more about this book or purchase it, please click here. Thank you.

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For our older children our feature book is: Overheard in a Tower Block by Joseph Coelho.

The Book Trust Review

Recounting the childhood of a child living in a city tower block, many of these poems are sad or angry and bristle with an edginess that older children may find refreshing when compared to other poetry aimed at them.

Unlike Coelho’s previous work which was focused at primary school children, this collection deals with a variety of difficult issues around parental absence, growing up, bullying, but also less everyday concepts like mythology and nature.

There’s a real spread of form and content so children will be able to pick out pieces that particularly resonate.

Please click the LINK for more information about this book and click here for our 2021-22 SJF Book List.