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(suggested) reading age: 7+
(suggested) interest age: 6+
Gwales Description
When Iwan, Mair and their friends spot a stranger in the empty house near the park, they know at once that something’s amiss. He must be a thief, and they need to hatch a plan at once to catch him. Join the friends on their summer adventure!
REVIEW BY ELA GRIFFITH, YEAR 9, YSGOL Y CREUDDYN
The book ‘Dirgelwch y Dieithryn’ by Elgan Philip Davies is a wonderful book full of adventure and fun. The book is great for families to read together or to read independently. In my opinion I would recommend for the 6 - 11-year age range because it’s short and easy to read.
The story has been set in the garden of one of the friends and follows Iwan, Mair and his friends as they have had an experience that they have not had before. An unknown and strange new man has arrived, but there is something suspicious about him. Is he a thief? Is he a criminal? Is he a pirate? Their task is to find out and catch him!
My favourite character is Mair because she’s a character like me. She loves adventure and is determined and assertive. She helps Iwan and his friends try to catch the stranger and keeps everyone safe!
The only negative thing about the book is to start understanding the story at the start. As a pupil in year 9 I felt that the book was for quite a young audience.
But when you're reading it you feel like one of the friends and on an adventure, yourself trying to catch the stranger.
So read ‘Dirgelwch y Dieithryn’ and join Iwan, Mair and their friends on their adventure!
Publisher: Y Lolfa
Released: 2021 (1993)
Series: Gorau'r Goreuon
Price: £5.99
ISBN: 9781800991378
What is the Gorau'r Goreuon series?
GORAU’R GOREUON: INTRODUCING THREE STORIES FROM THE PAST TO YOUNG AUDIENCES IN 2021
The Books Council of Wales is launching the first three titles of Gorau’r Goreuon (The Best of the Best), a selection of books for children and young people. Gorau’r Goreuon aims to introduce a selection of books that are considered classics in children and young people’s literature to a new generation of readers.
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