Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 4-7) Bargain Book Box SP4171
Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 4-7) Bargain Book Box SP4171
Eighteen Usborne First Reading and Very First Reading books, the earliest rungs of the Usborne ladder: Aesop’s fables, the Three Wishes, King Midas, Anansi, Old MacDonald, and the phonics stories (Captain Mac, Moon Zoom, Knight Fight, Mr Mystery, Late Night at the Zoo). For a child who’s just started sounding out words.
- The Lion and the Mouse — Mairi Mackinnon — The mouse the lion let go, and the net.
- Anansi and the Bag of Wisdom — Lesley Sims — Anansi gathers all the wisdom in the world into a bag and can’t climb a tree with it. West African tale.
- Old MacDonald Had a Farm — Illustrated by Ben Mantle — The song as a book.
- A Bus for Miss Moss — Mairi Mackinnon — Very First Reading book 3; a bus, a lost dog, short words.
- Captain Mac — Russell Punter — Very First Reading book 2; a pirate captain and a parrot problem.
- Moon Zoom — Lesley Sims — Very First Reading book 8; mice in a rocket.
- The Three Wishes — Lesley Sims — A sausage on the end of a nose, and the third wish spent undoing the second.
- The Greedy Dog — Alex Frith — Aesop’s dog who sees his reflection and loses his bone.
- The Fox and the Stork — Mairi Mackinnon — Soup in a flat dish, then dinner in a tall jar. Aesop.
- Knight Fight — Lesley Sims — Very First Reading book 14; two knights, one tournament.
- Mr Mystery — Mairi Mackinnon — Very First Reading book 15; a magician’s show goes wrong.
- The Wish Fish — Lesley Sims — A fisherman catches a fish that grants wishes, and his wife wants more.
- Late Night at the Zoo — Mairi Mackinnon — Very First Reading book 10; the animals after dark.
- The Sun and the Wind — Mairi Mackinnon — Which of them can get the man’s coat off. Aesop.
- King Midas and the Gold — Alex Frith — Everything he touches, including his daughter.
- The Ant and the Grasshopper — Katie Daynes — The one who worked all summer and the one who sang.
- The Fox and the Crow — Mairi Mackinnon — Flattery, a song, and the cheese that drops. Aesop.
- The Rabbit’s Tale — Lynne Benton — A rabbit who wants a different tail tries everyone else’s.
Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 4-7) Bargain Book Box SP4171
Eighteen Usborne First Reading and Very First Reading books, the earliest rungs of the Usborne ladder: Aesop’s fables, the Three Wishes, King Midas, Anansi, Old MacDonald, and the phonics stories (Captain Mac, Moon Zoom, Knight Fight, Mr Mystery, Late Night at the Zoo). For a child who’s just started sounding out words.
- The Lion and the Mouse — Mairi Mackinnon — The mouse the lion let go, and the net.
- Anansi and the Bag of Wisdom — Lesley Sims — Anansi gathers all the wisdom in the world into a bag and can’t climb a tree with it. West African tale.
- Old MacDonald Had a Farm — Illustrated by Ben Mantle — The song as a book.
- A Bus for Miss Moss — Mairi Mackinnon — Very First Reading book 3; a bus, a lost dog, short words.
- Captain Mac — Russell Punter — Very First Reading book 2; a pirate captain and a parrot problem.
- Moon Zoom — Lesley Sims — Very First Reading book 8; mice in a rocket.
- The Three Wishes — Lesley Sims — A sausage on the end of a nose, and the third wish spent undoing the second.
- The Greedy Dog — Alex Frith — Aesop’s dog who sees his reflection and loses his bone.
- The Fox and the Stork — Mairi Mackinnon — Soup in a flat dish, then dinner in a tall jar. Aesop.
- Knight Fight — Lesley Sims — Very First Reading book 14; two knights, one tournament.
- Mr Mystery — Mairi Mackinnon — Very First Reading book 15; a magician’s show goes wrong.
- The Wish Fish — Lesley Sims — A fisherman catches a fish that grants wishes, and his wife wants more.
- Late Night at the Zoo — Mairi Mackinnon — Very First Reading book 10; the animals after dark.
- The Sun and the Wind — Mairi Mackinnon — Which of them can get the man’s coat off. Aesop.
- King Midas and the Gold — Alex Frith — Everything he touches, including his daughter.
- The Ant and the Grasshopper — Katie Daynes — The one who worked all summer and the one who sang.
- The Fox and the Crow — Mairi Mackinnon — Flattery, a song, and the cheese that drops. Aesop.
- The Rabbit’s Tale — Lynne Benton — A rabbit who wants a different tail tries everyone else’s.