Barchers: 90 books

Luce sees, hears, and smells many things while she sits on her stoop. Beginning readers will be eager to read along to discover these sights and sounds with Luce. The vivid images, clear text, and helpful familiar and challenging vocabulary that uses long U sounds aid in developing early phonemic and literacy skills.

Bun loves to wear hats. She's very creative. But when she hears her friends make fun of her hats, Bun is sad. How will the friends cheer her up? Character concepts: Self-esteem, empathy, being honest, being a good friend, working together

It's Ted's birthday and everyone's forgotten the important date! How do the friends save the day and come up with the perfect gift? It's a surprise you'll have to discover. Character concepts: Being responsible, empathy, being a good friend, working together.

Join Rose and Bose as they travel down the road and see sights and hear sounds! Beginning readers will love this delightful book that uses engaging text, challenging words, and colorful images to help readers practice and recognize long O sounds.

Gus finds a jug but the jug is stuck! Beginning readers can follow along as they discover what good (and bad) luck Gus and his friends have as they try to pull the jug out. Bright images, fresh text, and challenge words work together to provide examples of short U sounds and aid in the progression of early reading and phonemic skills.

Kate hates to be late! Beginning readers can come along with Kate as she goes through her day. With various examples of long A sounds and words, this engaging book aids in developing early reading skills while providing an enjoyable story filled with simple text, challenge words, and fresh, colorful images.

Pip has a problem. Tab promised to make lunch for the big picnic. But when Pip arrives, nothing is ready. How do Pip and Tab work together to make the picnic a success? Character concepts: Being a good friend, working together, being responsible.

Beginning readers follow along as Gus reads through a book. Readers practice their short U words as they move through this engaging book that features colorful, captivating images, challenge words, and fresh, clear text to aid in developing early reading and phonemic skills.

The friends are happy it is Field Day! But then they learn there is no race for turtles. How can the friends help the turtles have fun too? Character concepts: Working together, empathy, being a good friend, self-esteem.

It's time for bed and Pete wants to read. New readers can follow along as Pete reads through some of his favorite tales and fables. With plenty of lively, colorful images, challenge words, and fresh text, readers will be absorbed in the story as they read along to practice long E sounds and early reading skills.

Beginning readers will enjoy following along with this young boy as he does a job. Using lively illustrations, clean text, and a variety of short O sounds in familiar and challenging words, this delightful book engages new readers while they develop early reading and phonemic pronunciation and recognition skills.

There's a parade on Main Street! Vibrant images and enjoyable text make this story engaging and delightful for beginning readers. Sight and challenge words work in conjunction with familiar vocabulary to provide plenty of opportunities for readers to practice long vowel sounds and progress in their early reading skills.

Sox can't wait for the big race. But Tab decides to run in the race and asks Sox to help him train. Sox knows Tab is slow. Will Tab slow Sox down or will Sox run to win? Character concepts: Perseverance, self-esteem, empathy, being a good friend, working together

Mike can spy many things, both inside and outside! Beginning readers can help spy things as they read along and practice pronouncing and recognizing words with long I sounds through familiar and challenging vocabulary. Vivid, colorful images and sharp, fresh text will have readers engaged from beginning to end!