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Charming illustrations accompany carefully leveled stories designed to engage young children and foster early reading skills. These delightful tales are tailored to support literacy development in a fun and accessible way.

Charming illustrations accompany carefully leveled stories designed to engage young children and introduce them to the joys of reading. These delightful narratives aim to foster early literacy skills while capturing the imagination of young readers.

This story is part of Reading Champion, a series carefully linked to book bands to encourage independent reading skills, developed with Dr Sue Bodman and Glen Franklin of UCL Institute of Education (IOE)

Lizzy loves eating grass. But the grass in her field is short. Then she sees a roof made of grass. How will she get up there?

Jill and her gran go to catch a big carp, but he is clever! Will they catch him?

A big map sparks Meg's curiosity as she embarks on an adventure filled with discovery. Meanwhile, Nat's picnic attracts attention, drawing in a crowd eager to join the fun. The story intertwines exploration and community, highlighting themes of friendship and shared experiences.

Notes and tips for budding naturalists on finding and identifying mammals and recording successful sightings. Simple text describes about 50 species with superb photographs, maps and symbols.

A queen's unexpected encounter with an owl instead of a lavish hat sets off a whimsical adventure. This delightful tale explores themes of surprise and creativity, showcasing how the queen navigates this unusual situation. As she interacts with the owl, readers are taken on a journey filled with humor and charm, revealing the queen's resourcefulness and the joy of embracing the unexpected.

Designed for early fluent readers, this collection features carefully leveled stories that are both engaging and accessible. The charming illustrations complement the narratives, enhancing comprehension and fostering a love for reading. Each story is crafted to support literacy development while captivating young imaginations.

Young children can practice their reading skills with this heartwarming story about a bear with a loud, rumbly tummy and the rabbit friend who finds food to help fill his hungry belly.