A gift from my sister to my son.An excellent set of books for him to learn how to read.

A gift from my sister to my son.An excellent set of books for him to learn how to read.

I don't usually list kids books on my read list (otherwise I'd have about 10 books per night!) but these packs are great and CHEAP. I love that they're phonics based and focus on sounds/sight words. I actually bough them with the intention of using them in the classroom but my 2 year old loves them and I often whiz through them all in one evening. My only criticism is that they're quite small (great for readers for those parents who want to extend their children) but just a little bit too small

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.

The only problem with these sets of phonics readers is they aren’t really levelled for difficulty, but that can vary dramatically from one set to the next. Biscuit sets are definitely the more introductory and Star Wars ones are more challenging. Recently we’ve been reading the Superman and then Batman sets. Batman seems a bit easier, but it may just be that some of the superhero/villain vocabulary is easier having been introduced to it all in the Superman set.