Childrens Learn to Read Books Lot 60 - First Grade Set + Reading Strategies NEW Buyer's Choice Unknown Binding

This set of 60 small "learn to read" books is a fantastic resource for early readers! Each book is short, simple, and engaging—perfect for building confidence and developing foundational reading skills. The vocabulary is age-appropriate and repetitive in a helpful way, making it easier for kids to recognize sight words and understand sentence structure. The illustrations are colorful and fun, which keeps young readers interested. The books are also a great size for little hands. Overall, it’s an amazing value for the number of books you get. Highly recommended for parents, teachers, or anyone helping a child learn to read!

Perfect books to start your kiddo on reading! My daughter loves these books and the stories are easy for her to follow

These books have been very helpful with motivating my children with reading, the short books have become a daily staple on our way to school everyone has an opportunity to read one!!It’s just enjoy to get them going

I’ll give them credit for a good variety of stories and topics. All the books are in black and white and are only 4 pages (8 sides). This does give the ability to color them so kind of a perk? The books are small, though I didn’t read the size before purchasing and that is on me. They do add some complexity in the reading for each level. Good starter books, but wait until they’re on sale.

I purchased for my 3 yr old almost 4 she started reading and they are perfect for her

My kid just started 1st grade and his teacher wants more fluency when reading. These books bring 4 levels. A is less difficult and it progresses into longer sentences by letter D. I feel like they are very simple . Maybe too simple for 1st grade. We did receive them the same day we ordered and my kid already read all B and all C. We didn’t do A. Overall the little books are okay for practice and repetitive words.

My kid I going into first grade this year, and so I thought getting these books would help practice his reading. Unfortunately when I looked through them in person, they were all way too easy for him. Seems more for before Kindergarten to be honest.

Very good