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Goose on the Loose
This series of early reading books uses phonic repetition to help children learn to read. Children who have just learned to read can enjoy the lively stories with very little guidance from an adult, gaining the experience and enthusiasm they need to become fully confident readers.
Toad Makes a Road
A beautifully illustrated, fun way to learn phonics. Toad has moved in to a new house on a hill. But how will her friends visit her when there's no road? She'll just have to build one herself!
Who Were the Romans?
Explores what life was like in ancient Roman times.
Who Were the First People
This book tells about prehistoric people and archeological finds.
Fox on a Box
These classic Phonic stories, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright, are being fully updated. The text has been revised, puzzles have been added and the page count extended. These fun stories use very simple synthetic phonic-based text to help children in their first steps into literacy. These delightful books will enthral, entertain and educate all young learners.
Hen's Pens
When Hen runs out of paper she draws on eggs with her new pens.
Frog on a Log
Synthetic phonic learning is the process of reading by sounding the individual sounds of a word and then blending them together to read the word as a whole.
Mouse Moves House
Mouse is helping her dad to pack for their big move to a smart new home. But is the fat cat waiting outside going to cause them problems?
Big Pig on a Dig
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Fat Cat on a Mat
Fat cat is snuggled up on his mat and just won't budge. Find out why in this charming little tale which introduces simple phonics to beginner readers. A completely re-written version of the story, in line with the most recent Usborne Phonics Readers format. Poppy and Sam illustrator Stephen Cartwright's delightful animal illustrations will appeal to younger readers. A selection of fun puzzles after the story encourage comprehension and bring added value.
