What are baby elephants called? How do gibbons move from tree to tree? Where do fennec foxes live? Discover the answers to these questions and other fascinating facts about wild animals living across the globe. Wild Animals is from Developing Reader Level 2. It is ideal for children aged 6+ who are confidently using their phonics knowledge and can read short, simple sentences with only a little help. Frequently repeated words help improve fluency and confidence. Read It Yourself is a series of modern stories, traditional tales and first reference books written in a simple way for children who are learning to read in English. Beginner Reader Level 0 is a twelve-step programme to support children who are developing their phonics reading skills. It introduces new letters and sounds in a systematic order. Levels 1 to 4 are written for children who are moving beyond phonics and gaining reading confidence and fluency. Each book includes simple sentences and high-frequency words, as well as a limited number of new words for essential reading practice. Each book has been thoroughly checked by educational consultants and includes tips for helping children with their reading, as well as comprehension puzzles and book band information. With five levels to take children from first phonics to fluent reading, Read It Yourself helps every child on their journey to becoming a confident reader.

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Peppa Pig: Little Library
Paul McCartney 1964 : Eye of the Storm by MCCARTNEY PAUL/LEPOR
Young Readers (A1) – The School Detectives and the Bullies
Cambridge English for Scientists with CD
Young Readers (A1.1) – Malala
Young Adult (B2) – The Scarlet Letter
Dictionary of Law
Oxford English Grammar Course Intermediate With key
Young Adult (B1) - Freedom is My Dream
Let’s Party! (Board game, A2-B1)
Bad Summer People by Emma Rosenblum
Read It Yourself : Superhero Max - Level 2
Young Adult (A2) – Three Men in a Boat
Oxford Learner's Pocket Grammar
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Bluey Sleepytime
Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah 



