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Age: 8-9 years old Reading Level: 3rd grade The best illustrated fairytales for children! Once upon a time was a young girl called Wendy. Wendy lived with her parents, her two younger brothers and her dog in a beautiful big house. One night, as the children had just gone to sleep,...

A young girl knows that there is a monster in her closet. But guess what? He’s friendly. Not only does he like to play outside and drink tea, but he’s great fun in the tub! This will helps young ones re-imagine the monsters in their closests into a new friend. Includes a note to parents with tips...

On a trip to the seaside, Gummy picks up a strange green bottle. Inside the bottle is a pair of glowing red eyes. This can't be for real ... can it? The Mystery Mob series has been created specifically to encourage boys to get reading and to support teachers with paired and guided reading sessions. The...

Age: 8-9 years old Reading Level: 3rd gradeThe best illustrated fairytales for children!Once upon a time there was a little boy who was celebrating his birthday. As a gift, he received a box filled with little soldiers made of tin, a cardboard castle and a ballerina dressed in a pink dress.One of the...

Anna and Sonya are best friends and love to play together, but after they have a disagreement about how to play, Anna says she never wants to play with Sonya again. Anna tried to play dolls by herself, but her doll's best friend is at Sonya's house. Anna goes to the park by herself, but it's not all...

How crazy would it be if it were REALLY raining cats and dogs? Did it REALLY cost an arm and a leg? Figures of speech are used regularly in cultures all over the World; from every day conversation, to hard life lessons. They are so common in fact, that very few stop to ponder the absolutely goofy...

Rory and Sheldon are just regular guys, going to school, having playdates, and, of course, counting down the days until Christmas. But when a furious bear starts wreaking havok in their calm wood, Rory and Sheldon are there to save the holiday as...the Super-Duper Duo! They use their super-duper powers—and...

Age: 8-9 years old Reading Level: 3rd gradeThe best illustrated fairytales for children!Once upon a time were a couple of woodcutters so poor that they tried to abandon their seven sons. Despite the attempts of the youngest one, the parents succeeded and the children were left on their own. They started...

Read along with Disney! When Phineas and Ferb enter Perry in a contest to be a company mascot, he quickly rises to fame. But soon Perry's image is plastered around town wearing the same fedora he uses as Agent P! Will Perry's 15 minutes of fame spell disaster for his secret identity? Find out in this reader featuring word for word narration and exciting full-color art from the show.

Metro, the little dog, had been adopted by Sherry over Easter weekend, and with each passing day they grew more and more fond of each other. Metro tries to make friends with Butterscotch, the beautiful cat, but Butterscotch is stuck-up and thinks Metro is just a crazy puppy. Sherry adopts Playmate,...

yes, she is a word lover. she’s a teacher. she’s a storyteller.sometimes, she plays word games with her class. sometimes, she retells old stories. occasionally, she brings the past to the present with stories from history. she can retell a tall tale when she wants to.she’s been known to lead...

Age: 8-9 years old Reading Level: 3rd gradeThe best illustrated fairytales for children!Once upon a time, there was a young woman who could not bear a child. One day, in despair, she went to see a witch. Thanks to the magic plant she received and the witch's instructions, a little girl appeared and the...

Age: 8-9 years old Reading Level: 3rd grade The best illustrated fairytales for children! Once upon a time, there was a merchant who had three daughters. One day, he was arrested by a monstruous creature during a business trip. The monster agreed to let the merchant live only if he...

An easy-to-read graphic novel about two very funny brothers, from the guy behind Fly Guy and his storyteller friends. Mac and Mac, who love pie and hate making their beds, are hollow-headed. "See in here? Nothing! Zippo! Nada!" Mac explains.  That’s why they're so easy to fool—and...