Charming illustrations and carefully leveled stories engage young children, making reading accessible and enjoyable. These delightful tales are designed to foster a love for reading while catering to early literacy skills.
Katie Dale Books
This author brings characters to life on both the page and the stage. Her work spans a diverse range of genres, from young adult novels to picture books. She explores themes of identity, truth, and family secrets with a flair for intricate plots. Her writing style is engaging and adaptable, captivating readers of all ages across various story types.
The Cursed Necklace
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Akil and Neema discover a cursed necklace under a bush! Can they return the necklace to its true owner before things go drastically wrong?
Stu likes to do Kung Fu! He chops lots of things, but will he ever stop.
Top Pup and Bad Rat
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Top Pup likes to help others! But who will help Top Pup? Bad Rat nicks a bag of buns! Who will catch him?
Reading Champion: Dog at School
- 24 pages
- 1 hour of reading
This story is part of Reading Champion, a series carefully linked to book bands to encourage independent reading skills, developed with Dr Sue Bodman and Glen Franklin of UCL Institute of Education (IOE)
Whoosh!
- 31 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Ben wants to have a great day with his Dad, but the wind is too strong! But Dad has a plan!
Scary Scott
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Charming illustrations complement engaging stories designed with carefully leveled text, making them accessible for young readers. Each tale offers a delightful experience while promoting literacy skills, encouraging children to explore their imagination and develop a love for reading. The combination of visual appeal and age-appropriate language ensures that these stories are both enjoyable and educational.
VIV the Vet & Top Dog
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Kindly Viv, a compassionate veterinarian, embarks on heartwarming adventures alongside her loyal dog in two delightful illustrated stories. These tales showcase their bond and the caring nature of Viv as she helps animals in need, emphasizing themes of friendship and kindness.
Stella, confined to a wheelchair, possesses the extraordinary ability to fly, which she uses to embrace her role as a superhero. However, her newfound powers are put to the test when she confronts an escaped prisoner. The challenge intensifies as she struggles to don her superhero costume without exposing her secret identity, forcing her to navigate the complexities of heroism and personal vulnerability.
The book was initially published by Maverick Arts Publishing Limited, indicating a focus on quality children's literature. The publisher is known for its commitment to engaging stories that inspire young readers. This suggests that the book likely features imaginative narratives or vibrant illustrations that appeal to children.