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Usborne First Reading Level 3
Books in series
#5
Frogs
2008
paperback book
#7
Noah's Ark
2011
About the ufr level-3 noahs ark a beautifully illustrated re-telling for beginner readers of one of the best-loved stories in the bible.
#8
The Ant and the Grasshopper
2019
Ant is busy preparing for winter, while Grasshopper sings the summer away. But what will happen to Grasshopper when winter comes? A delightful retelling of the classic Aesops' Fable, written especially for children learning to read, with delightful illustrations by John Joven. Part of the established and international Young Reading Scheme, written with expert advice from a reading consultant. A fun and enjoyable re-telling of the classic Aesop fable. With engaging artwork by popular illustrator John Joven.
#9
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
2008
A classic folktale, with quirky and humorous illustrations.
#10
Kale Masalları - İlk Okuma Kitaplarım
2007
Altın dolu bir kale, kaledeki altını isteyen açgözlü bir ejderha, ejderhaya yardım eden bir cadı, cadıyı sinirlendiren bir trol, bir kurbağa prens, gümüş elbiseli bir kız ve bir sürü komik olay… Bir masalda daha ne olabilir ki? İş Kültür Yayınları İlk Okuma Kitaplarım serisi okumayı öğrenme sürecindeki çocuklara yardımcı kitaplar olarak hazırlanmıştır. Uzman eğitimciler tarafından hazırlanan bu kitaplarda çocukların ilgisini çekecek hikâyeler, resimler, rahat okumaya uygun yazı biçimleri, sonuç çıkarma yetilerini geliştirecek bulmacalar yer alır. Kitaplar başlangıç seviyesinden rahat okuyabilme seviyesine kadar çocukların okumayı öğrenirken geçtiği dört seviyede gruplanmıştır. Herkesin iyi olduğu ve mutlu sona ulaştığı bu eğlenceli masal kolay okunabilen metinlerle, okumayı öğrenmeye çalışan çocuklar için harika bir alıştırma kitabıdır.
#12
The Dinosaur Who Littered the Floor
2022
Don't make a mess, Jess! Jess is enjoying a picnic in Fern Forest. But most of her rubbish ends up on the forest floor! Can Sid and his friends persuade her to go green? Find out in this eco-friendly addition to the Dinosaur Tales series. With rhyming text that is ideal for beginner readers, this story teaches young children the benefits of looking after the environment in a fun and accessible way.
#14
The Dinosaur Who Ran the Store
2022
Bella the dinosaur discovers how to get along with her workmates. The Dino Valley Department Store has a new boss. She likes to get things done, but perhaps she needs a lesson in working nicely with her colleagues? This latest addition to the Dinosaur Tales series also features Sid, star of the popular 'Dinosaur who lost his roar' and encourages children to be sensitive to other people's feelings. Easy to read, rhyming text that's also brilliant for reading aloud.
#16
The Dinosaur Who Stayed Indoors
2021
Fred the dinosaur spends all his time cooped up indoors, playing computer games. Can his friends drag him away from his screen and persuade him that there's just as much fun to be had outside? This addition to the Dinosaur Tales series helps children to learn the benefits of interacting with others outdoors. Easy to read, rhyming text is brilliant for reading aloud and helps beginner readers to engage with the story.
#17
The Dinosaur With the Noisy Snore
2021
A follow-up tothebest-selling 'The Dinosaur Who Lost His Roar'. Everyone in Dinosaur Valley is ready for bed but noisy neighbour Rory is keeping them awake with his super-loud snore. Can he learn to be considerate and maybe even put his snore to good use? Andy Elkerton's colourful, vibrant illustrations are sure to appeal to all young dinosaur fans and Introduces young readers to the manners of co-operation and consideration in a fun,subtle way.
#21
The Fox and the Crow
2020
Crow is very pleased with herself. She's found a delicious piece of cheese. Along comes Fox. He sees the cheese and he wants that cheese! But how will get he get it? Find out in this humorous retelling of the classic Aesop's Fable. Part of the best-selling First Reading programme, written with advice from a reading expert. Charmingly illustrated by Colombian illustrator, John Joven. Based on the well-known and much -loved Aesop's Fable.
Authors
Sarah Courtauld
Author · 12 books
Aesop
Author · 59 books
Lesley Sims
Author · 86 books
Russell Punter
Author · 83 books
Alison Kelly
Author · 1 book
Susanna Davidson
Author · 45 books
Usborne First Reading Level 3
Series ·
20
books · 1899-2022
By
Sarah Courtauld
,
Aesop
,
Lesley Sims
, and more
#22
The Fox and the Stork
2020
Fox loves playing tricks. But when he plays a trick on his friend Stork, she decides to teach him a lesson. Now Fox will find out how it feels to have a trick played on him! A humorous re-telling of the famous Aesop's fable,written especialy for children learning to read, with expert reading advice and wonderful illustrations by John Joven. A welcome addition to Usborne's hugely successful First Reading series. Colourful and engaging artwork by Colombian illustrator, John Joven.
#26
The King's Pudding
2012
Little Deer has to use his wits to distract Tiger and avoid being eaten. Luckily Tiger is big and fierce, but none too clever! Featuring simple, repetitive text, 'The King's Pudding' helps beginners to develop their reading stamina.
#27
The Leopard and the Sky God
2007
The other animals try to get the leopard to lend his drum to the Sky God, but none of them is successful.
#28
The Lion and the Mouse
2019
Lion is big and brave and strong. Mouse is very small and very scared - especially when he wakes the sleeping lion. "Spare my life today," says Mouse, "and one day I'll save yours." Lion laughs so much he lets little Mouse go. But then Lion is caught in a hunter's trap. Can little Mouse fulfill his promise?
#30
The Little Red Hen
2019
Who will help the Little Red Hen plant some grains of wheat? Not one of her three best friends. Find out what she does next in this lively retelling, specially written for children who are just learning to read, and with beautiful illustrations by Valentina Fontana throughout.
#31
The Magic Pear Tree
2009
A new title in the fantastic First Reading series, based on a tale from Chinese folklore, aimed at children who are beginning to read. Selfish Shen has too many pears to eat, but he refuses to share them. Even when a hungry beggar comes along, Shen won't give away a single pear. then a magic tree with enough pears for everyone begins to grow - and Shen's pears mysteriously disappear .Ages 4+
#35
The Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly
2008
A nonsense rhyme tells of an old woman who swallows larger and larger animals, including a spider, bird, cat, dog, cow, and horse.
#36
The Peach Boy
1899
This is a new title in the fantastic "First Reading" series, part of the Usborne Young Reading Programme, based on a tale from Japanese folklore. It is aimed at children who are beginning to read. When Momotaro was found as a baby in a giant peach everyone knew he was destined for great things. But when he grows up to become a brave warrior, he must journey to Ogre Island to reclaim his village's lost possessions. This title is developed in consultation with Alison Kelly, who is a senior lecturer in education and an early reading specialist from Roehampton University. It features a great value quality hardback with ribbon marker guaranteed to foster pride in book ownership.
#39
The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
2020
Town Mouse loves his life about town but recently he's been starting to feel a little… bored. So he decides to visit his country cousin. But will he be able to cope with country life? And what will happen when his country cousin comes to join him in town? A humorous and engaging story based on the popular Aesop's fable. the best-selling First Reading programme, written with advice from a reading expert. Charmingly illustrated by Colombian illustrator, John Joven. Based on the well-known and much -loved Aesop's Fable.
#40
Tom Thumb
2014
A farmer and his wife long for a son, “even if he’s no bigger than a thumb!” They certainly don’t expect their wish to come true... A classic English folk tale specially retold for young children and illustrated with bright, stylish pictures. Ideal for independent readers who are ready to move on to longer stories, this book can also be read aloud and enjoyed together.