Stewart Foster 4 Books Collection Set - Ages 9-12 - Children's Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Check Mates. The Perfect Parent Project. The Bubble Boy. All The Things That Could Go Wrong. Product Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback (4 books). ISBNs: 9781471172236, 9781471191268, 9781471145407, 9781471145421. Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK. Age Range: 9-12 years. Overview. This four-book paperback collection brings together four of Stewart Foster's most moving and warm-hearted novels for readers aged 9-12. Perfect for confident young readers, empathy-building classroom reading and family bookshelves alike, the set explores friendship, family, resilience and being different through characters who feel real. Award-winning and championed by teachers, these are stories that make children laugh, think and feel understood - a great-value bundle for fans of Ross Welford, Lisa Thompson and R. J. Palacio, and an ideal gift for any child who loves emotional, page-turning contemporary fiction.. About the Books. In Check Mates, Felix is struggling at school - his ADHD makes it hard to concentrate and everyone keeps telling him to try harder. When Mum sends him to spend time with his grandad, boring chess lessons turn into something unexpectedly life-changing. The Perfect Parent Project follows Sam, who has spent his life in and out of foster care and longs for a family and a home to truly call his own. The Bubble Boy tells the story of a boy who has spent almost his whole life inside a hospital room, unable to touch the outside world - until a new arrival sparks his imagination and dreams of escape. All The Things That Could Go Wrong weaves together two voices: Dan, who is angry and lashing out since his brother left, and Alex, whose severe OCD makes even leaving the house a battle. Told with humour, honesty and huge heart, each novel handles big themes - neurodiversity, bullying, belonging and mental health - with warmth and sensitivity.. Key Benefits. Four complete standalone novels by an award-winning author in one great-value set.