Pets - (Wild Acres Farm) Large Print by Carolyn Wild (Paperback)

About the Book

Pets: Do You Want One? introduces young readers to different pets with simple text and bright photos. Perfect for independent reading or read-aloud time!

Book Synopsis

Immerse your child in a fun, interactive learning adventure with Pets: Do You Want One? This delightful story captivates young readers with colorful photos and graphics. Featuring easy, repetitive sight words, pet care tips, a picture dictionary, and helpful reader guidelines, it offers a rich educational experience. Children will explore a variety of pets, including birds, frogs, rabbits, lizards, turtles, hamsters, fish, cats, and dogs! With a Lexile range of 10L-200L and an ATOS level of 0.79, this book is perfect for independent readers ages 4-7. Whether learning to read or enjoying a read-aloud, kids will love discovering this vibrant world of animals!

"The combination of adorable imagery, simple yet effective writing, and interactive elements make Pets: Do You Want One? a commendable choice for young readers." - Literary Titan

Review Quotes

"The illustrations in this book are particularly captivating, with a range of small to large pictures of animals that not only adorn the pages but also aid in discussing each animal. These visuals serve as an excellent engagement point, encouraging parents to interact with their children by asking questions related to the content. Furthermore, the book extends beyond mere reading practice; it introduces young readers to the idea of pet ownership, touching on the responsibilities and care required for different animals. Carolyn Wild's writing style is straightforward yet appealing, effectively using repetition to reinforce reading skills and familiarize children with high-frequency sight words. The repetition also enhances the learning experience, making the book a valuable resource for repeated readings. This book's charm and educational value make it a great addition to any early childhood classroom, especially for Pre-K and Kindergarten levels, where it can be a significant asset for teachers in developing literacy skills." - Literary Titan