
Quick Reads are bite-sized books by bestselling writers and celebrities, proven to get even the most reluctant readers hooked.
Ideal for engaging new and existing readers in all their diversity, you can integrate Quick Reads into your existing curriculum, or simply use them to encourage reading for pleasure with all the benefits that can bring.
Now celebrating its fifth anniversary, Quick Reads have helped to effect cultural change, as we strive to create a more literate nation
Quick Reads are primarily aimed at Entry level 3/level 1 learners. However, they are also designed to appeal to a range of adults from those who struggle with reading to regular readers. Quick Reads have been successful with a range of different learning communities. Find out more about their impact.
Use Quick Reads with your students. You could organise an event, set up a book club, arrange a bookshop or library visit, or use the books to support your existing curriculum.
You can promote Quick Reads to your students and colleagues with the aide of our free promotional materials, by putting up posters, and distributing pens, mugs and bookmarks. Order your promotional pack now.
A range of learning resources are available to help you make the most of the Quick Reads 2010 titles in formal and informal settings.
A brand-new set of Quick Reads were launched on World Book Day, 4 March 2010.
They are available from supermarkets, bookshops and online at just £1.99. Visit your local bookshop in March 2010.
Find your nearest store..If you would like to order sets or multiple copies of the books these are available from wholesalers and publishers.
New! You can buy Quick Reads eBooks.
Why not plan a bookshop visit - [PDF] or library visit - [PDF] with your students on World Book Day 2010?
Unfortunately we do not have free samples. The books are inexpensive at £1.99 each. They are also available in libraries to borrow free of charge.
If you have any further questions about Quick Reads please get in touch