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Tree tells Lucy that her family is moving away, and they decide to write letters. Lucy writes about her brother Brady, and how he is missing Tree’s cat, Oatmeal. Tree writes about Oatmeal’s strange behaviour and Lucy suggests that Oatmeal might be homesick. Then Oatmeal and Brady go missing. Where can they be? Emerald level (equivalent to the Lime bridging book band) provides a variety of chapter books and non-fiction titles. Readers are encouraged to experience different text types, writing styles and genres to develop their own reading tastes. The PM Chapter Books offer a broad range of content, characters, narrative structures and points of view. They have been specifically written for students in the middle to upper years with the needs of guided reading in mind.

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