Usborne ReadingChildren's First Reading Library 50 Book Boxset (Limited Stock)
R749
About
Perfect for sharing at bedtime and also a great way for children to get to grips with reading independently as they embark on their own reading journeys, this massive 50-book collection from Usborne will quickly become a bookshelf favourite.
With gorgeous illustrations and easy-to-follow stories, the books will allow children to gradually take over a greater share of the reading, building their confidence all the time. The stories cover wishes, magic and animals and are sure to be returned to again and again.
Of the books featured in this collection, 22 are from the Usborne Very First Reading range, which is designed specifically for shared reading, while 12 are from Level One and 16 from Level Two, which are designed for the child to take over a greater share of the story.
Product Features:
- A brilliant boxset of 50 paperback books to help your child towards independent reading.
Titles include:
- There Was a Crocked Man
- The Three Wishes
- The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
- The Tortoise and the Eagle
- The Lion and the Mouse
- King Midas and the Gold
- The Magic Melon
- Little Miss Muffet
- How Bear Lost his Tail
- The Rabbit's Tale
- The Greedy Dog
- The Daydreamer
- Bad Jack Fox
- A Fright in the Night
- The Deep Dark Woods
- The Dragon and the Phoenix
- Clever Rabbit and the Lion
- King Donkey Ears
- Old MacDonald had a Farm
- How Elephants Lost Their Wings
- Old Mother Hubbard
- One, Two, Buckle My Shoe
- The Genie in the Bottle
- The Ant and the Grasshopper
- Anansi and the Bag of Wisdom
- The Perfect Pet
- Captain Mac
- Double Trouble
- Doctor Foster Went to Gloucester
- The Wish Fish
- Mr Mystery
- The Monster Diner
- Knight Fight
- The Circus under the Sea
- Wild School
- Late Night at the Zoo
- Run, Rabbit, Run!
- The Sun and the Wind
- The Fox and the Stork
- The Magic Ring
- Grizzly Bear Rock
- A Bus For Miss Moss
- Dog Diary
- The Queen Makes a Scene
- The Dressing-Up Box
- Stop that Cow!
- Pirate Pat
- Moon Zoom
- The Clever Rabbit and the Wolves
- The Fox and the Crow
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