First Little Readers: Guided Reading Level a (Parent Pack): 25 Irresistible Books That Are Just the Right Level for Beginning Readers

Great set of books. They are only thin paper books so could be easily ripped. So I wouldn’t leave a little one unsupervised with them.There are a few American words ie…flashlight and dime candy But mostly basic English short sentences. My 3 year old reads several books before bed and because short stories he doesn’t get bored. He has learnt so many new words and has started to become very confident. Words are also easy for him to sound and work out what they are. He also uses the pictures to work out some words to.7 pages to read in each book. 25 books in the set.

I have started to introduce reading to my kids and they found these books really fun. There are instructions suggesting the way to do it and it worked! Many different topics and there are various difficulty levels. I would recommend them for sure, especially with the lockdown and the lack of books being introduced to kids for that purpose.

Lovely books to encourage reading.Not very sturdy for lasting but perfect for what I needed

My son is 4 years old and has started reading on his own recently, these books really help to build up his confidence. I saw some customers commented about how boring/limited pages you get, you absolutely should not throw a wordy story book to a toddler and expect them to be able to read on their own at this age. If your children have started ready on their own then maybe this is not for you/them.

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I didn’t realise how small and thin these books were. They are tiny with only a few pages for each book with a few words on each page. Annoyingly I bought these for my daughter for Christmas but I think she’s too advanced for them. I bought the A and B readers. Disappointed to be honest

This collection of little books is excellent when children are taking their first steps in reading. Phonetically sound, they involve enough repetition that the child gains confidence, but not so much it becomes tedious. They are attractively illustrated. I think at these early reading stages, children need variety, so this collection will fit in with whatever school reading scheme your child uses.

These are a great books for first learners, My little niece love them, and keep wanting to read them. Her learning improve and I strongly recommend them to parents who want make children interested in reading. Every books just contains 6-8 pages and every page just one or two small sentences that don’t make children tired of reading and they would feel great when they read a whole book.