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Little Miss Muffet
Summary
First Reading Level 2
Little Miss Muffet
- Little Miss Muffet is in for a surprise – a great big spider wants to join her picnic!
- A charming extended version of the classic nursery rhyme specially written for beginner readers ready to tackle more complicated storylines and sentence structures.
- Includes fun puzzles to complete after the story.
- Developed in consultation with reading specialists from Roehampton University.
- Part of the Usborne Reading Programme.
“irresistible for children learning to read”
Child Education Plus
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- Hardback with ribbon marker
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Press & Blog Reviews
The Usborne Young Reading Program has a lovely selection of classic tales adapted for younger readers. Graded in seven levels, these have just enough stretch in them and yet are not too overwhelming.
The Irish Sunday Independent
Usborne's award winning range of children's books now includes a vibrant Reading Programme, featuring over 200 brilliant titles that supplement National Curriculum levels 1C to 4A. Bright full-cover illustrations combine with lively text to make these colourful hardback fact and fiction books irresistible for children learning to read, and will help capture their imagination and build confidence as they move from one level to the next.
Child Education Plus - top teaching resources to support the curriculum
Crack reading and make confident and enthusiastic readers with this fantastic reading programme. Seven steps take beginners from simply written folk stories told in 150 words through to lovers of classic and original stories and histories, biographies and classics told in 5,000 words. Colour-coded for ease of use, and presented in a beautiful hardback, every story is well-written and attractively illustrated in full colour by leading artists.
Julia Eccleshare
When Brer Rabbit is caught in Brer Fox's trap, he realizes he has no means of escape but his wits. He convinces Brer Fox that he wouldn't mind being eaten but would hate to be thrown into the blackberry bush. Brer Fox can't resist making his old adversary miserable and hurls him into the prickly bush. So Brer Rabbit outfoxes the fox and lives to torment him another day. With just a few words on each page, and attractive, colourful illustrations by Eva Muszynsk, this simple version of the traditional trickster tale has plenty of appeal for young children.
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