Titles in This Set Titles from Usborne Young Reading Series One: 1. Stories Of Haunted Houses2. The Dinosaurs Next Door3. The Monster Gang4. Stories Of Wizards5. The Magic Gifts6. The Story Of Toilets, Telephones & Other Useful Inventions7. Stories of Mermaids8. Stories of Dinosaurs9. Animal Legends10. The Burglar's Breakfast11. Stories Of Witches12. Stories of Robots13. Stories Of Doll14. Stories Of Pirates15. Stories Of Monsters16. Forgotten Fairy Tales: The Daring Princess17. Stories Of Ghosts18. Stories Of Dragons19. Stories of Magical Animals20. The Emperor's New Clothes21. The Billy Goats Gruff22. The Story Of Chocolate23. The Sorcerer's Apprentice24. Pirate Adventures25. Icarus The Boy Who Flew Too High Titles from Usborne Young Reading Series Two: 1. Romeo And Juliet2. Hamlet3. Macbeth4. Alice Through The Looking-Glass5. The Snow Queen6. The Tempest7. The Clumsy Crocodile8. Black Beauty9. Alice In Wonderland10. The Wind In The Willows11. Pinocchio12. Beauty And The Beast13. The Wizard Of Oz14. The Secret Garden15. Around The World In The Eighty Days Description The Usborne Reading Programme has been helping children learn to read for pleasure for nearly twenty years. This comprehensive box set, featuring a selection of forty books from Young Reading Series One and Two, is perfect for launching your child into the next level of reading. Each volume has been assessed by educators, so you can be sure that your child is getting the good stuff. This great value box set, containing forty books, will kickstart your child’s interest in reading. The broad selection means that every child can find a book they connect with, while also being broad enough to expand their horizons. It contains everything from Shakespeare to fairy tales, real life histories to amazing adventures, myths and legends to modern day tales. This set combines astonishing variety with great educational value, all at a bargain price. Each book is beautifully illustrated throughout, and the series uses a wide variety of artistic styles, laid out next to the text in an exemplary manner. Each slimline paperback is the perfect weight for little hands, and the keepsake box provides a great way to store the books once they’ve been read - or in anticipation of the next one. Who is it for?The books included from Series One and Two range from Lexile Level 410L (Stories of Dragons) to 790 (Around the World in Eighty Days). This means they’re great for children between six and nine years old, in Key Stage 1 or 2, or years 2 and 5. They’re perfect for building up children’s confidence in reading alone, since they’re simple and clear enough for kids of this age to understand. However, they also provide a great opportunity to engage with your child about what they’re reading, what the story is about, what the lesson of the story is, and if the book raises any questions for them. The entire set has been put together by experts in education, which ensures that every book is suitable for your child’s stage of development. The Usbourne Reading Programme is relied upon across the country, by schools and parents alike, so you’re sure to have a great experience with the books in this collection. What’s in the box?Twenty-five books are included from Usborne Young Reading Series One. These books introduce children to a longer narrative in chapters, or feature several linked stories. They’re aimed at kids who’ve just started reading on their own, and the stories include wide-ranging everyday vocabulary, perfect for developing your child’s language skills. This series includes many classic fairy tales, including The Billy Goats Gruff and The Emperor’s New Clothes. The selection also includes cool histories, like how the toilet was invented, to short story collections about haunted houses, pirates, witches, robots, and many more. Following on from this series is Usborne Young Reading Series Two. These books are for more confident readers. They introduce irony and subplots, and allow children to draw their own inferences and deductions. This series features simplified versions of many classic stories, drawing from Shakespeare, more advanced fairy tales such as The Snow Queen and Pinocchio, and classic adventure stories like Around the World in Eighty Days. New versions of childrens’ classics such as Black Beauty and The Wizard of Oz are also included, which help inspire the reader to keep at their development. What next?When you have finished this set, we recommend The Usborne Reading 40 Books Collection for Confident Readers. This features another twenty-five books from Usborne Young Reading Series Two, and fifteen from Usborne Young Reading Series Three. This set features more classic stories, fables, mythology, history, and technology. It’s the perfect next step for a confident and enthusiastic reader. Reviews“Macbeth is just one of an outstanding series of condensed versions of Shakespeare’s plays from Usborne. With their exciting and atmospheric illustrations, accessible and thought-provoking storytelling and internet links to associated websites, there could be no better way to awaken an early and hopefully lifelong enthusiasm for the Bard.” Pam Norfolk, The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times From the publisher40 books to help your child grow as a reader A broad range of story styles, all with lively, readable text and fully illustrated, encouraging children to find the topics they enjoy most, and also to try something different from time to time. The first 25 books are taken from Usborne Young Reading Series One. Each of these books contains several lively short stories, or one longer story in easy-to-read chapters. The next 15 books are taken from Usborne Young Reading Series Two. These contain one longer story in chapters, and include many retellings of world classics. The Usborne Reading Programme was launched in 2002, and has since sold over 10 million books worldwide. It has been developed in consultation with Alison Kelly, a leading expert in early years education. The programme consists of seven levels, within which a wide variety of titles is designed to capture the imagination and build the confidence of beginner readers, and also to motivate and inspire those who find reading difficult or dull.
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