One bad photo. One greedy brother. One Mega problem.Jamie's life changes with one click. A ridiculous photo of himeating a cheese baguette is put on the school website, and suddenlyeveryone is laughing.At school.At home.Everywhere.He is no longer just Jamie - he is Cheese Boy.  The joke spreads fast. People share it, print it and stick itup for others to see. Jamie feels trapped.His older brother, Charlie, sees this as his chance to get rich,dragging Jamie into plans that only make things worse.Jamie tries to hide. He tries to fight back. He even tries tojoin in the joke. But nothing works for long.Then, as quickly as it started, the world moves on.  This funny and thoughtful story shows how viral fame can feelhuge - but does not last forever. A relatable read about friendship,confidence, and knowing when it is time to switch off and beyourself again.  Every story starts with an open book.'Open book is designed not just to help children getthrough a book - it's to help them feel success and most importantly,to feel the joy of being a reader' Dr Sarah Moseley Developed to be accessible, the books in this series are especiallysupportive for children with diverse needs, including autism,ADHD, speech and language challenges (SLCN), dyspraxia and more.Simple images at the start of each chapter make unfamiliar wordsclear, helping readers build confidence and enjoy reading independentlywith understanding.Supportive layouts with short chapters and predictable structure.Carefully crafted to balance readability with rich, compellingstorytelling, helping more children experience the joy and confidenceof independent reading.High interest but age-appropriate to ensure engagement and challenge.Off-white paper for reduced visual load.Dyslexia-friendly fonts and spacing.  Dr Sarah Moseley is an Educational Adviser, author, researcher,and keynote speaker specialising in literacy, SEND, neurodiversity,and inclusive practice. With over 25 years of experience acrossmainstream, specialist, and alternative education, she supportsschools, trusts, and organisations to create ambitious, accessiblelearning environments that remove barriers, raise aspirations,and enable every learner to thrive. Combining research, leadership,and classroom expertise, Sarah bridges theory and practiceto deliver practical, evidence-informed approaches that improve participation,achievement, and outcomes for all learners.  Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with diverse needs.This series brings together engaging, character-led stories withthoughtful, inclusive design to support a wide range of readers.Why not check out other titles in Scholastic's Open Bookseries!

One bad photo. One greedy brother. One Mega problem.Jamie's life changes with one click. A ridiculous photo of himeating a cheese baguette is put on the school website, and suddenlyeveryone is laughing.At school.At home.Everywhere.He is no longer just Jamie - he is Cheese Boy.  The joke spreads fast. People share it, print it and stick itup for others to see. Jamie feels trapped.His older brother, Charlie, sees this as his chance to get rich,dragging Jamie into plans that only make things worse.Jamie tries to hide. He tries to fight back. He even tries tojoin in the joke. But nothing works for long.Then, as quickly as it started, the world moves on.  This funny and thoughtful story shows how viral fame can feelhuge - but does not last forever. A relatable read about friendship,confidence, and knowing when it is time to switch off and beyourself again.  Every story starts with an open book.'Open book is designed not just to help children getthrough a book - it's to help them feel success and most importantly,to feel the joy of being a reader' Dr Sarah Moseley Developed to be accessible, the books in this series are especiallysupportive for children with diverse needs, including autism,ADHD, speech and language challenges (SLCN), dyspraxia and more.Simple images at the start of each chapter make unfamiliar wordsclear, helping readers build confidence and enjoy reading independentlywith understanding.Supportive layouts with short chapters and predictable structure.Carefully crafted to balance readability with rich, compellingstorytelling, helping more children experience the joy and confidenceof independent reading.High interest but age-appropriate to ensure engagement and challenge.Off-white paper for reduced visual load.Dyslexia-friendly fonts and spacing.  Dr Sarah Moseley is an Educational Adviser, author, researcher,and keynote speaker specialising in literacy, SEND, neurodiversity,and inclusive practice. With over 25 years of experience acrossmainstream, specialist, and alternative education, she supportsschools, trusts, and organisations to create ambitious, accessiblelearning environments that remove barriers, raise aspirations,and enable every learner to thrive. Combining research, leadership,and classroom expertise, Sarah bridges theory and practiceto deliver practical, evidence-informed approaches that improve participation,achievement, and outcomes for all learners.  Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with diverse needs.This series brings together engaging, character-led stories withthoughtful, inclusive design to support a wide range of readers.Why not check out other titles in Scholastic's Open Bookseries!

One bad photo. One greedy brother. One Mega problem.Jamie's life changes with one click. A ridiculous photo of himeating a cheese baguette is put on the school website, and suddenlyeveryone is laughing.At school.At home.Everywhere.He is no longer just Jamie - he is Cheese Boy.  The joke spreads fast. People share it, print it and stick itup for others to see. Jamie feels trapped.His older brother, Charlie, sees this as his chance to get rich,dragging Jamie into plans that only make things worse.Jamie tries to hide. He tries to fight back. He even tries tojoin in the joke. But nothing works for long.Then, as quickly as it started, the world moves on.  This funny and thoughtful story shows how viral fame can feelhuge - but does not last forever. A relatable read about friendship,confidence, and knowing when it is time to switch off and beyourself again.  Every story starts with an open book.'Open book is designed not just to help children getthrough a book - it's to help them feel success and most importantly,to feel the joy of being a reader' Dr Sarah Moseley Developed to be accessible, the books in this series are especiallysupportive for children with diverse needs, including autism,ADHD, speech and language challenges (SLCN), dyspraxia and more.Simple images at the start of each chapter make unfamiliar wordsclear, helping readers build confidence and enjoy reading independentlywith understanding.Supportive layouts with short chapters and predictable structure.Carefully crafted to balance readability with rich, compellingstorytelling, helping more children experience the joy and confidenceof independent reading.High interest but age-appropriate to ensure engagement and challenge.Off-white paper for reduced visual load.Dyslexia-friendly fonts and spacing.  Dr Sarah Moseley is an Educational Adviser, author, researcher,and keynote speaker specialising in literacy, SEND, neurodiversity,and inclusive practice. With over 25 years of experience acrossmainstream, specialist, and alternative education, she supportsschools, trusts, and organisations to create ambitious, accessiblelearning environments that remove barriers, raise aspirations,and enable every learner to thrive. Combining research, leadership,and classroom expertise, Sarah bridges theory and practiceto deliver practical, evidence-informed approaches that improve participation,achievement, and outcomes for all learners.  Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with diverse needs.This series brings together engaging, character-led stories withthoughtful, inclusive design to support a wide range of readers.Why not check out other titles in Scholastic's Open Bookseries!