The Usborne My First Reading Library (50 Books Collection Box Set- Ages 5-7)

The perfect selection to guide children through the first steps of reading - and there are 50 books to choose from! The first 22 books are taken from Usborne Very First Reading and include the phonics methods used in schools. The next 12 books are taken from Usborne First Reading Level One. These delightful short stories are for children who are starting to enjoy reading for themselves. The last 16 books are taken from Usborne Very First Reading Level Two and are perfect for building reading confidence.

With these your child takes the first steps in reading with your help; following the phonics methods used in school.

1. Pirate Pat

2. Double Trouble

3. The Dressing-Up Box

4. Captain Mac

5. A Bus For Miss Moss

6. The Perfect Pet

7. Dog Diary

8. Bad Jack Fox

9. Grizzle Bear Rock

10. The Magic Ring

11. The Queen Makes A Scene

12. A Fright In The Night

13. Stop That Cow!

14. The Deep Dark Woods

15. Moon Zoom

16. Run, Rabbit, Run!

17. Late Night At The Zoo

18. Wild School

19. The Circus Under The Sea

20. The Monster Diner

21. Knight Fight

22. Mr Mystery

23. The Greedy Dog

24. The Rabbit's Tale

25. Anansi And The Bag Of Wisdom

26. How The Whale Got His Throat

27. How The Elephant Got His Trunk

28. Under The Ground

29. On The Moon

30. Why The Kangaroo Jumps

31. The Sun and The Wind

32. King Midas and The Gold

33. How The Crab Got His Claws

34. Anansi And The Tug Of War

35. Doctor Foster Went To Gloucester

36. The Baobab Tree

37. How Bear Lost His Tail

38. Little Miss Muffet

39. How Zebra Got Their Stripes

40. One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

41. The Daydreamer

42. The Chilly Little Penguin

43. The Tortoise and The Eagle

44. King Donkey Ears

45. Clever Rabbit and The Wolves

46. Stone Soup

47. How Elephants Lose Their Wings

48. The Little Giraffe

49. The Dragon and The Phoenix

50. Clever Rabbit and The Lion

How to help your child with reading:

Try to find a little time every day to sit down with your child and read together.

In the early stages, “little and often” is what’s most effective.

Give plenty of encouragement and praise.