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Young Reading Series 2
East of the Sun, West of the Moon
“irresistible for children learning to read”
Child Education Plus
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
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East of the Sun West of Moon
I liked it because it had a big adventure in it. My favourite character was Asta because she was the one who had to travel East of the Sun and West of the Moon.
Molly McHugh, 9th February 2010
east of the sun west of the moon
East of the Sun West of the Moon is a really good book because I liked the description of the story and how the story went and a prince that was a bear by day and man by night. Has a great imagination writing it and how that prince had to marry a troll queen.
Elliot, 4th February 2010
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