Start Reading Library 52 Books Collection Set - Levels 1 to 9 - Ages 5-7 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Level 1 – Fun at the Beach: Splash; Go Go Go; Dad's Net; Sand. Level 2 – Let's Go On Holiday: Off We Go; Not Like That; No More Singing; Come on Dad. Level 3 – Pip's Pets: Bad Dig Digby; Cat Nap; A New Pet; Where is Sid. Level 4 – Me and My Family (4 titles); Carlo's Circus (4 titles). Level 5 – Awful Archie (4 titles); Detective Dog (4 titles). Levels 6–9 – Further levelled stories continuing to Level 9.. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781526302809. Publisher: Wayland. Age Range: Ages 5-7. Overview. The Start Reading Library brings together 52 levelled paperback books, taking children step by step from Level 1 through to Level 9. Designed for early readers aged 5 to 7, this collection blends gentle fiction and light non-fiction to build vocabulary, confidence and comprehension. Ideal for home, classrooms, or guided reading groups, it offers engaging, age-appropriate reading practice in one complete box set.. About the Books. This Start Reading box set is a book-banded reading scheme published by Wayland, structured so children progress naturally from simple early-reader texts at Level 1 to longer, more complex stories by Level 9. Early levels feature short, patterned stories such as Fun at the Beach and Let's Go On Holiday, where repeated sentence structures and everyday scenes help children decode words with confidence. As levels advance, stories introduce richer vocabulary and longer narratives, including favourites like Pip's Pets, Carlo's Circus, Awful Archie, and Detective Dog, alongside further adventures continuing to Level 9, including castle mysteries and superhero exploits. Every title has been compiled with a literacy expert and book-banded to match reading levels used in UK primary schools, making it easy to choose the right book for a child's ability. The stories are fully illustrated, keeping young readers engaged while they practise new words. Because the collection spans nine levels, it can be used again and again as c