BARRINGTON STOKE
- 18 WALKER STREET
EH3 7LP EDINBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN
Phone: 0131 225 4113
Fax: 0131 225 4140
E-mail: Send messagewww.barringtonstoke.co.uk
Short profile:
Publishing fantastic books for dyslexic and struggling readers
Detailed description:
Comedy, ghost stories, real-life drama, fascinating facts or thrilling adventure: there's a Barrington Stoke book that will keep your child turning the pages.
Read about what teachers and parents say about Barrington Stoke. To find out about why our books are so special please visit the About Us page.
Barrington Stoke has a decade of experience in making great stories highly accessible. Our books are never dumbed-down or patronising. They are compelling stories that children love, they are easy enough so that readers build up their confidence, and they look great too. Most of all - they work!
All our books are written by well-known authors. If your child is reading a Barrington Stoke book, it's probably by the same people his or her friends are reading - like Terry Deary, Kevin Crossley-Holland, Malorie Blackman or Michael Morpurgo.
We make sure that our books look good - they don't look like schoolbooks, and there is never anything on the cover to suggest the books are for struggling readers.
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