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<h1 style="line-height: 1.5;">Summer Reading Challenge 2025: Story Garden</h1>
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This year's Summer Reading Challenge starts on the 5th July. Explore the magical connection between storytelling and the natural world with this year&rsquo;s theme: Story Garden &ndash; Adventures in Nature and the Great Outdoors.
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Available for free in public libraries and online, the Summer Reading Challenge helps children stay engaged with reading during the summer holidays. Partcipants can discover new books, earn rewards, and enjoy nature-inspired events and actvities.
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THE THIRD MAN is one of the truly great post-war films. It is a thrilling story of black-marketeering set against a backdrop of Vienna in the immediate post-war era, when the city was divided into four zones amongst the major powers, Russia, Britain, France and America. Although the stars of the film, Orson Welles as Harry Lime and Joseph Cotton as Rollo (changed to 'Holly' for the film) Martins were American, the two main characters are quintessential Englishmen who were at the same public school. Graham Greene wrote the novella first ("to me it is impossible to write a film play without first writing the story" Greene wrote later) and then adapted it for the screenplay. The story is written in the first person from the view of the British Chief of Police, the part played by Trevor Howard, who is investigating the death of Harry Lime when Rollo Martins, a writer of Westerns, arrives in Vienna to visit his old school friend, and gets inextricably involved in the mystery...

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