Early Reader set of 6 Books

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.

Set Included

Early Reader: Poppy the Pirate Dog

Early Reader: Poppy the Pirate Dog's New Shipmate

Early Reader: Grandad's Medal

Early Reader: Jenny the Pony's Big Day

Early Reader: The Haunted House of Buffin Street

Early Reader: Cafe At The Edge Of The Moon

Early Reader: Poppy the Pirate Dog

Poppy is very excited to be going on holiday, especially when she is given a skull and crossbones scarf to wear. But life as a pirate dog at the seaside is trickier than she realises...

Early Reader: Poppy the Pirate Dog's New Shipmate

Early Reader: Grandad's Medal

Marvin loves going on his adventures with his grandad - escaping from hairy yetis, taking daytrips to Mars, and hunting ferocious tigers - all without leaving the house. Marvin thinks his grandad is the bravest person he's ever met; he even has a medal from the war to prove it. And, more than anything else, Marvin wants to be brave too.
But when Grandad must go on his final adventure alone, Marvin finds he has to be braver than he's ever been before.

Early Reader: Poppy the Pirate Dog's New Shipmate

Poppy is not very happy to discover that she is getting a new shipmate - a kitten called George. She's sure he'll be stealing her pirate treasure, taking her favourite spot by the fire, and generally causing trouble. What's a pirate dog to do?

Early Reader: Jenny the Pony's Big Day

Jenny the pony is always getting into trouble ... until she meets James, a little boy in a wheelchair. James and Jenny are the perfect match, and are a perfect team when they compete in the big Spring Gala together.

Early Reader: The Haunted House of Buffin Street

When Fang and Honey's people decide to move out of Buffin Street, everyone is very upset. What can they do to stop them? Then Millie the cat has a clever idea... Full colour illustrations on every page in this Early Reader story from the author of Horrid Henry.

Early Reader: Cafe At The Edge Of The Moon

Janey is fed up of being told what to do by her mum and dad. So she jets off to the cafe at the edge of the moon where she can do anything she likes - eating pudding first, splashing in puddles and racing a dinosaur