The Sleepy Dinosaur by Karen Wallace
A sleepy dinosaur tries to find the perfect place to go to bed. A word list at the beginning allows for a quick check of the reader's ability to read and understand words before reading, and a puzzle at the end of the story encourages rereading for pleasure.

Are You Sad, Little Bear: a book about learning to say goodbye by Rachel Rivett
A cat looks for the ideal spot for a nap. Part of the Reading Corner Phonics series this is a fun story developed to support teaching of reading through synthetic phonics.

The Bravest Fox by Ronnie Randall
Foxes Kip and Tip love to play in the wood. Tip wants to see if Kip gets scared, but which one is the bravest fox? This Level 1 title is suitable for very early readers who are ready to take their first steps in reading real stories. Each simple story uses a small number of frequently repeated words.

Sid’s Red Car by Hilary Robinson
Every time that Sid drives off in his car, he hears squeaks. Whatever can be causing all the noise? Perhaps Mummy Cat has an idea!

Our Castle by Annemarie Young
A brother and sister build and decorate a sandcastle at the beach. Contains hints and tips for sharing reading and follow-up activities.

The Monster Next Door by Mandy Ross
George wants to be a monster, just like his neighbour Green. Green wants be normal, just like George. What happens when they swap lives for a day? Suitable for children that can read short, simple sentences with help.

The Animal’s Football Camp by Clare de Marco
Jungle United are training hard for the Animal World Cup Finals. But Lion does not think he needs to train. What will happen when they play Amazon Athletic?

Hide and Seek by Anna Matthew
The children are playing hide and seek. One, two, three, four... "Look out! I am coming to find you!".

Stop the Stone Monsters by Helen Murray
Join the brave Nexo Knights heroes, Clay, Lance, Axl, Aaron and Macy, as they use powerful weapons and magic to battle the evil Jestro and his band of monsters.

Two Hungry Birds by Anne Adney
Chick and Robin were both hungry. Which of them will get the worm?

Fred by Linda Jennings
When Dad makes Fred the kitten a special little door called a cat-flap, Fred is too frightened to use it. He knows that Horrible Harry from next door is lurking outside, waiting to pounce. Ready, Steady, Read makes reading fun and builds the confidence of young readers!

Big Cats by Annabelle Lynch
Find out about Big cats in this new series of non-fiction readers. Leapfrog learners offer fun facts in accessible text, perfect for building reading confidence.