Interest Age 9+ Reading Age 9 | In a nutshell: it’s only a rock’n’roll story but we like it! Part of dyslexia and reluctant reader specialist Barrington Stoke’s ‘super readable’ collection, Jonathan Mere’s novel will hit all the right notes with readers, male ones in particular.
A meeting with this friend’s cool big brother Nigel (named after the XTC song) changes Darren’s life: he determines to become the best guitar player ever, just as soon as he’s persuaded his parents to buy him a guitar. Meres gives almost-eleven-year old Darren a very authentic voice, and his diary extracts are broken up at regular intervals by lists and fun facts, making this very accessible. A fun and satisfying story to make reading rock! ~ Andrea Reece
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A fresh, infectious look at music in a new, chunky format from one of the best-selling children's comedy writers in the UK, perfect for fans of Tom Gates and World of Norm.
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A fresh, infectious look at music in a new, chunky format from one of the best-selling children's comedy writers in the UK, perfect for fans of Tom Gates and World of Norm. Darren is going to be the best rock guitarist ever - just as soon as he learns how to play the guitar...His dad says he can have an electric guitar for his birthday, but he has to solve his dad's puzzles first!
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Diary of a Trainee Rock God and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-12 years old
Diary of a Trainee Rock God features in the following genres: Dyslexia Friendly Books for Interest age 9+, Recommendations, Featured Books for 11+ readers, Featured Books for 9+ readers
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Diary of a Trainee Rock God was written by Jonathan Meres and published by Barrington Stoke Ltd
