Books by Jack Gabolinscy
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High-interest themes of mysteries,alien and sports, features in the 8 exciting new fiction titles all with the classic story structure of tension, climax and resolution.
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Have you ever thought about how things are made? Somebody has to have a clever idea and then turn it into an invention. Theo loves to make new things. In this story he makes a fish catcher out of things he finds around the house.
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Everybody likes receiving birthday presents, especially surprise ones. The boy in this futuristic story is no exception. But he is totally unprepared for the surprise present his father gives him for his fourteenth birthday. It arrives in a most unusual way and transports him int...o a world of surprise and adventure.
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Theo, like girls and boys all over the world, is fascinated by astronomy. He dreams of making contact with intelligent beings from outer space. He has modified his old computer to send messages throughout the universe for this purpose. In this, his latest attempt to make contact,... he has surprisingly successful results!
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All sorts of clever new inventions are being made to make our lives easier. But what happens when the technology breaks down or when a very clever robot plays a trick? Read this story set in the future to find out.
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Colour Wheel: Turquoise. The Sails Literacy Series is the perfect resource for Guided Reading and Writing, Reciprocal Reading and Independent Reading. The engaging visuals and subjects will motivate your students to read for pleasure and for information.
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Ryan and his brother come across a swarm of wild bees on the way home from school one day. A stone thrown at the bees results in a painful encounter for one of the brothers. Suggested level: junior, primary.
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Everyone is having fun at the mud slide except Max. Max is afraid of crashing and hurting himself, but with some encouragement, he gives it a go. Includes notes for parents and teachers. Suggested level: junior, primary.
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"Mark's lungs felt close to bursting as he reached for the large crayfish poking out from a hole in the rocks. Like the children who were watching from the beach, he had no idea about the surprise that awaited him"--Back cover.
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