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Excellent reading books for preschoolers just learning to read. Good transition from phoenics to build confidence in reading.

Oxford Reading Tree is excellent tool for helping your child, great little stories and combined with RWI Phonics a sure way to get your young child reading "fast". Love the books, I will be back for more, keep em reading before this art is also lost to technology and those that say they know a Childs mind (plenty of those about). Reading is probably one of the most important tools a child can have.

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It makes us think about how to appreciate things! There is a similar story in Japan, called Warashibe Choja!

We love this set and my daughter loves to read them to me. We do chart and she draws a "Tick" each time she finish new book. She now wants to read all the books.

This book is one of several that goes through the life of a family (mom, dad, chip, biff, kipper and floppy the dog). My daughter loved reading this series as it gave her a chance to learn more about the family in different scenarios. The books progressively get harder over time, i.e. length, word difficulty. For this particular book, it's about the family who is looking at a new house to buy so each child looks at a different room and and says "I like this room." It uses repetition to reinforce vocabulary, which is very handy when a child is learning to read. Additionally, each book has a set of tips on how to read the books and words to look for or words that it is reinforcing, i.e. like. This book is from the UK, so during the series, it will use "mum" instead of "mom." I found this book and series to be useful when I was reading to my daughter when she was little, and when she first started reading at 4, as it was the perfect length for emerging readers.