Description:
Full description of new releases of phonic based early readers for children
Contents:
The Boy Apprenticed to an Enchanter
The tale of Eean, the fisherman's son, who overcomes the evil Zabulun with the aide of the kings horses and Bird-of-Gold and Merlin the Magician. The story takes Eean to the Tower of Babylon, Chiron the Centaur and Hermes Trismegistus. It is the perfect reader for the sixth grade class as they solidify their view of ancient to modern history. Eean, and Bird-of-Gold, the bramble gatherer's daughter are in search of the truth. They experience the cause and effect of several relationships along their journey in search of Merlin the Magician, the man who holds the answers.
Gilgamesh - Man's First Story
In her version for readers of all ages of the oldest legend known to man, the distinguished author and illustrator, Bernarda Bryson, has created her own richly moving interpretations of the mighty deeds of Gilgamesh, the great king-hero, part god and part man.
A Story of Sweden: The Gate Swings In
A Story of Sweden: The Gate Swings In, by Nora Burglon, is a great companion to her book, A Story of Denmark: Sticks Across the Chimney. Nora has a wonderful way of interweaving Swedish history and the hardships of living in a rugged land with the mystery and intrigue experienced by a young orphan girl. Nora once again demonstrates her creative ability to bring a wonderful set of values and inner spirit to her characters.
Sticks Across the Chimney
Richly layered with mystery and intrigue, Sticks Across the Chimney: A Story of Denmark tells a captivating story of two Danish children and their widowed mother struggling to survive on a dilapidated farm. The mother's positive beliefs combined with the children's wit, compassion and creativity influence events and touch everyone around them.
The Last Little Cat
Written by Meindert DeJong, the 1954 Newbery award winner for The Wheel on the School, is a loving compassionate book perfect for the early reader. It's filled with simple limited vocabulary and repetitive text. The ideal book for 2nd - 4th grades, and younger children delight in having the story read to them over and over again.
The Voices of Nature Stories for Young Readers
Written by Meindert DeJong, the 1954 Newbery award winner for The Wheel on the School, is a loving compassionate book perfect for the early reader. It's filled with simple limited vocabulary and repetitive text. The ideal book for 2nd - 4th grades, and younger children delight in having the story read to them over and over again.
The Secret Door
The Secret Door, is the second chapter book in our phonetic reader series. It continues with the phonetically-based principles that focus on ar, or, er, ir, ur, oo, ou, ow, oi, oy, au, aw, and ea words. This story is filled with mystery and adventure and any reader will delight in reading this chapter book.
The Secret Pet
The Secret Pet, by Shelley Davidow is a continuation of the phonetically based early reader series. The Secret Pet is the first chapter book in this series and focuses on the phonetic vowel teams, such as ea, ie, oe, ue, diagraphs, open and closed syllables and more.
Early Reader Series by Shelley Davidow
These early readers are phonetically based and contain stories that young children will find enjoyable and entertaining. Each story has a beginning, middle and an ending. The stories are gently humorous while honoring nature, animals and the environment.
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