The Day Death Died

"Showcasing the bone-deep power of short stories, Tanya Landman’s The Day Death Died is a fine piece of writing. Aimed at 11+-year-olds with a reading age of six, it’s also an incredibly arresting tale – chilling, thrilling and thoroughly thought-provoking as it sees a boy drive Death from his mother’s door, with unexpected consequences." — LoveReading4Kids

"Older children and reluctant teens, who are seriously struggling with their reading, will love … quick, gripping and age-appropriate books which fill a crucial gap for EAL (English as an additional language) learners … designed to build confidence in independent reading." — Lancashire Post

"In such a short book, Tanya Landman manages to create a very atmospheric and compelling story through really carefully chosen language and short, powerful sentences. Highly illustrated, it is a story sure to provoke both thought and discussion, capture the interest of even the most reluctant reader." — Through the Bookshelf, blog

"Looking for a short, gripping novel specifically designed for Y6+ readers who are struggling with reading or perhaps EAL learners? Then check out The Day Death Died … A short, sharp, powerful plot & accessible language." — Check 'Em Out Books, blog