Fox House (Soft Toy)

Publisher: Mann, Ivanov and Ferber (MIF)
ISBN 978-5-00100-443-1
Author Tatyana Russita

A set of 8 books that a child can read by themselves. Each book contains a funny story written with short words, none of which has more than six letters. The child will surely be proud to have finished an entire book! And then all eight. What should the first book be that a child can read by themselves? Small in size, so it is easy to hold. With large letters, so it does not strain the eyes. With simple words, so the letters are easy to blend into syllables. Short, so you can feel that you have read an entire book. With a funny plot, so it is more fun. And, of course, with colorful pictures. Books by children's author and illustrator Tatyana Russita are just like that! Small, thin, and with large letters. The longest words in them have only six letters, and the watercolor drawings beautifully illustrate the short stories with unexpected endings. Even if the child does not yet know all the letters of the alphabet, that is no problem. Engrossed in the plot, they will be able to blend them into simple words quite quickly. The set includes: 8 books of varying difficulty levels - from the easiest to the most difficult: Who Is Here? Mia and Pia. A Home for Foxes. In the Fog. Anya and Yana. Playing Hide-and-Seek. A Pig and a Pear. Numbers and Letters. 8 "Read" stickers. Read a book - get a sticker that can be stuck on the book cover or anywhere else. Tips for parents on how to read these books with your child. A book for children aged 3-6 who are learning to read by themselves.
Book in Russian.