Children's Books

Ned’s tiny shed is bursting at the seams, and his tools are crammed so tight he can barely squeeze through the door! With a shiny new axe, a know-it-all book full of advice, and a whole hill of trees to chop, can Ned finally build the proper house of his dreams? Or will something go wrong along the way? This decodable reader practices the ‘wr’ sound in words like ‘wrist,’ ‘wrinkled,’ ‘wriggle,’ ‘wrote,’ and ‘handwritten.’

Pat the cat has no home, but he naps in a lovely tree and the Jones family leaves food out for him daily. So when they pack their suitcases and drive away, what will a hungry cat do? That night, Pat sneaks softly through an open window and finds a fridge full of treats - but can one small cat really eat everything? This decodable reader practices suffixes in words such as ‘quickly,’ ‘blissful,’ ‘fatter,’ and ‘friendship.’

The festival sparkles, the carnival twinkles, and the whole town glows like a bundle of candles - until someone starts flicking the lights off, one by one. Who is grumbling in the shadows, and why does The Dark hate the glow so much? When even the lighthouse goes silent, can anyone set things right before disaster strikes on the waves? This decodable reader practices the le/al/el/il phonogram in words like ‘candle,’ ‘single,’ ‘sparkle,’ ‘signal,’ and ’twinkle.’

What happens when Zom spots a rainbow rabbit hopping in the grass - and discovers it gives rainbow milk? With a bucket, a recipe, and a head full of big ideas, he decides to bake the most dazzling cake pops the villagers have ever seen. But will his sparkly treats be the hit he dreams of, or will things get a little messy? Join Zom for a silly, sugary adventure! This decodable reader focuses on the ‘kn’ sound in words such as ‘knelt,’ ‘kneads,’ ‘knocks,’ and ‘knew.’

Zom the zombie has eaten brains for breakfast, lunch, and dinner his whole life - and he is SICK of it! Today he’s taking action and becoming a CHEF. But what on earth will he find to cook with in a muddy old field? A green egg? Moldy wheat? Bug-covered sugar? Can Zom really turn this gross pile into something worth eating? This decodable reader practices ci/si/ti making /sh/ in words like ‘action,’ ‘precious,’ ‘suspicion,’ and ‘satisfaction.’

Mom and Dad asked the kids to clean up, but oh no—there’s a HUGE mess everywhere! Dishes are piling up, rooms are messy, and toys are scattered all over. The kids have classes soon and so much work to do. Can they tackle this giant mess in time? Join them as they discover what happens when they finally get to work!

Ajapa the Tortoise is not the strongest animal, or the fastest, but he is the cleverest. When a dry season empties the market stalls and hunger creeps through his town, this trickster tortoise discovers a magical golden tree deep in the forest, guarded by one simple rule. Can Ajapa keep his promise once his own belly is full, or will temptation make him forget the very words that matter most? This Bookbot level practices the /sh/ sound with words like ‘solution’, ’temptation’, ‘suspicion’, and ’tradition’.

Spike has a rule for everything: best pals scribble side by side, share every treat, and never let little troubles win. But what happens on the day The Girl just doesn’t feel like making rules at all? From spilled water to splashy puddles, friendship isn’t always simple, and even best pals grumble now and then. Will a truce of pancakes fix things, or has their bond hit real trouble? Readers practice stable final syllables with ’little’, ‘gentle’, ‘purple’, ’trouble’, and ‘sparkle’.

Discover the amazing world of birds! From flamingos wading in water to owls hunting silently at night, each bird has special tricks and talents. Meet peacocks with their dazzling feathers, parrots that can talk, and many more feathered friends. What makes each bird so unique and special? Explore the incredible abilities that help birds survive!

Hen has five precious eggs in her cozy nest, and she is determined to be the best mom in the whole wide world. But what happens when the shells start to tap and crack? Can Hen keep up with five wiggly, giggly chicks who will not sit still for a single second? Settle in for a warm, funny farmyard adventure. This decodable reader practices the ‘ph’ sound in words like ‘phew,’ ‘photograph,’ ’telephone,’ and ‘phenomenal.’