Learning Town 8 Books Collection Set by Jessica Wren - Ages 3-5 Children's Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. A Birthday Bash. The Letter Hunt. Colour Me Happy. Time to Get in Shape. A Big Idea. A Carnival of Opposites. A Tidy Town. Positions in the Park. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781836671022. Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing. Age Range: 3-5 years. Overview. Welcome to Learning Town, a bright, cheerful 8-book paperback collection created to help young children discover the joy of reading while gently building early learning skills. Each story follows a much-loved Learning Town character, from cheeky letters to colourful shapes, through everyday adventures such as birthdays, friendship, tidying up and celebrating differences. Written by Jessica Wren and published by Fox Eye Publishing, this brand new set is ideal for parents and carers wanting a fun, story-led way to introduce letters, numbers, shapes, colours and positions to children aged 3 to 5.. About the Books. This charming 8-book set brings the residents of Learning Town to life through eight short, easy stories, each wrapped around a gentle early-learning theme. In A Birthday Bash, Number 1 throws a party for her friends, while A Big Idea sees her organise a fundraiser for the local hospital, introducing counting and community spirit. The Letter Hunt follows the Alphabet family, T, N and i, on a big day out, and Positions in the Park sees mum A searching the park for her mischievous children, exploring positional language. Colour Me Happy tells the story of Blue, who feels sad until she visits her friends and discovers what makes them happy, gently introducing colours and emotions. Time to Get in Shape follows Circle, who is too round for his clothes or car, and learns to get in shape with his friends' help, while A Tidy Town features Red putting his muddled letters back in order. Finally, A Carnival of Opposites sees Star organising a carnival to celebrate everyone's differences, a lively look at opposites. Told with warmth and simple, repetitive language, each story is short enough