Usborne My First Phonics Reading Library 12 Books Collection Set Paperback Ages 3-5 Phonics Readers with Free Audio Online

Titles in This Set Ape's Great Escape (Phonics Readers) Chimp with a Limp (Phonics Readers) Hyena Ballerina (Phonics Readers) Giraffe in the Bath (Phonics Readers) Goat in a Boat (Phonics Readers) Bug in a Rug (Phonics Readers) Kangaroo at the Zoo (Phonics Readers) Mole in a Hole (Phonics Readers) Lizard in a Blizzard (Phonics Readers) Flamingo Plays Bingo (Phonics Readers) Raccoon on the Moon (Phonics Readers) Llamas in Pyjamas (Phonics Readers) Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781801311267 Publisher: Usborne Age Range: 3-5 years Overview The Usborne My First Phonics Reading Library gathers twelve brightly illustrated beginner readers into one paperback box set. Each story features a rhyming animal character, from a mischievous ape to a bingo-playing flamingo, built around a specific phonics sound. Designed for children starting to decode words, the set pairs humour with systematic sound patterns, making it a firm favourite for parents and teachers introducing early reading skills at home or in the classroom. About the Books Each of the twelve titles follows a single animal character through a short, rhythmic story built around a targeted phonics sound, such as "-ake", "-imp" or "-oon". Repetition of these patterns within a fun narrative helps children practise decoding without it feeling like a lesson. Bold, characterful illustrations accompany the simple text, giving visual clues that support word recognition and keep young readers engaged from cover to cover. The stories are short, letting children complete a whole book in one sitting, building a real sense of achievement and motivating them to pick up the next title. Because the stories progress through different phonics patterns, the box set works well as a structured reading programme, whether used sequentially or dipped into at random. Parents' notes on phonics are typically included at the back of each book, offering simple guidance on supporting sounding-out and blending at home. The l