First Little Readers Level A

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.

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.

Brilliant short stories,simple but effective. Great for new readers

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.

Lovelly little set books are thin and some words far to complicated for a first reader however will be nice once she is reading a bit more confidently. My LG is 4.

Perfect first books for early readers. I just wish they were slightly better quality. They feel like pamphlets that you get at the doctors office, basically just a few pages stapled together... With my toddler they ll be destroyed very quickly but I guess for the price I won’t mind buying it again for the next child.

I ordered A and B at first and later purchased C. My daughter is year 1 and is does improve her confidence in reading. Also, matches the level and the tricky words they are learning at the moment in school. Happy customer!

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.

I ordered all 3 sets of these books for my Kindergartner. He already recognizes a bunch of sight words and I wanted to get a great collection of books that would give him lots of practice and lots of success! I taught reading enrichment classes to early readers for ~9 years, so I knew what I was looking for; these are perfect for getting a youngster started! Another reviewer complained that the sets did not differ in difficulty from A to B to C, but I have to disagree. In my picture, a book from set A is at the top, set B in the middle, and set C at the bottom. All three are alike in their simple sentence structure, but there are key differences. Set A books use a very short sentence, usually with only one word changing per page. This lets the child read independently, recognizing the pattern and using visual clues to figure out unknown words, thereby experiencing a lot of success and feeling pride in their reading skills. Set B uses slightly longer sentences or even two sentences per page, and the words that change frequently have more syllables. The pictures still help with figuring it out, though, so your child can move through the text comfortably, learning to not be intimidated by long words (very important!). Set C books seem to focus on words that have challenging phonics elements (like "grew" -- not an easy word to sound out until you've learned that digraph, which usually happens sometime in mid 1st grade) or longer and more diverse sentences with multi-syllabic words. Don't get me wrong; these books are little half steps in the reading process and are all early-mid Kindergarten level, but in setting up your child for success -- giving them confidence and the willingness to try -- these early experiences are crucial! I am very pleased with the purchase and am excited for my kid to try them. UPDATE 10/1/21 -- I will modify my above statement for at least one of the books. In the A set, there is a book called "Almost Spring" that I feel belongs in set B or possibly even set C. It uses the present participle (-ing) on almost every page, and while a child at this level may know or be able to figure out the root word (for instance, "melt" or "peep"), they are very likely to be thrown by "melting" and "peeping." Just remember to give your child lots of support and encouragement when they read, and if they seem to be struggling, just tell them the word and let them move on. :) P.S. Other people reported getting some duplicates in their boxes; I did not. Seems to be random. Perhaps if you get a duplicate the seller could send you the right one. Customer image

Love that each book has enough details and realistic illustrations alongside repetitive sentences that kept my toddler engaged and wanting to say the words before I could even finish reading it. Great beginner book set to spark interest in reading!

Excellent book good for starter

2歳9ヶ月で初めての英語本です 簡単な文章で繰り返しが気に入っているようでお気に入りの言葉はすぐに真似して言うようになりました 8ページと言う短さも良いようです こちらはアプリに対応していないようで次回はアプリ対応の物を買います

Chaque livre illustré avec un concept/mot répété dans de petites phrases dans différents contextes C'est tres bien, amusant et non rébarbatif pour apprendre des mots en anglais.