Am home ed DD, 5 years old. We do have some ORT and other 'reading program' books, but they are pretty dull generally. DD loves to listen to Enid Blighton and the like, and the mismatch between her comprehension level and reading ability (which is practically none at this stage) is huge and I'm afraid those 'program' books will turn her right off reading.
Any ideas? I heard the 'Acorn wood' books illistrated by Axle Scheffler were good for beginner readers, but looking at them on amazon they look a bit like 'baby books' maybe?
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learning to read - please recommend some books which aren't officially "Early Readers", ORT etc, but are still suitable for beginner readers.
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Astrophe · 07/10/2009 15:56
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