More Start Reading Series 52 Books Collection Set - Ages 4-7 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Forest Family:. The Winter Cave. Rushing River. Danger in the Forest. A Wolf in the Woods. Animal School:. The Spotless Pig. The Speedy Tortoise. The Frightened Frog. The Cowardly Lion. Wizard Wizzle:. Wizard Wolf. Wizard Wig. Wizard Gold. Wizard Balloon. Starcross Stables:. Showtime!. Rascal's Diet. The Storm. River Rescue. Tales From Around The World:. Wicked Aunt Baba. The Wizard and the Flea. The Raja and the Rice. The Magic Paintbrush. Sheriff Stan:. Where's Buckshot?. The Pie-Eating Contest. Stan's Song. Rodeo Rider. Out And About:. Sink or Swim?. Nature Detective. The Fun Race. Dogball. Just Jack:. Jack and the Magic Beans. Jack and the Hungry Bear. Jack and the Ghost. Jack and the Aliens. Ruby And Merlin:. Save that Sunflower!. Mr Frost. Catch that Hat!. A Stormy Night. Freddy's Family:. Spider in the Bath!. Ouch!. Just One More!. Eat your Dinner!. Tilly And Todd:. No Nits!. It's Not Fair!. Hiccup!. Chickenpox. Fun And Games:. Skipping in the Street. Hopscotch. Hide and Seek. Goal!. Baby And Me:. Go away, Baby!. Goodnight, Baby!. Boo-hoo, Baby!. Is it for me?. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781526319937. Publisher: Wayland. Age Range: 4-7 years. Overview. The More Start Reading Series 52 Books Collection Set is a fantastic paperback bundle designed to help emerging readers build confidence one story at a time. Published by Wayland, this book-banded collection brings together thirteen mini-series of four titles each, covering everything from woodland adventures and wizard mischief to stables, sheriffs and family life. Every book is short, brightly illustrated and pitched at early reading levels, making this an ideal gift set for parents, grandparents, teachers and schools looking to support a child's reading journey with variety, consistency and plenty of fun along the way.. About the Books. This 52-book collection continues the popular Start Reading programme from Wayland, a scheme used widely in UK primary schools and book-ban