| My 5 year old is starting to be interested in chapter books, but she still gets frustrated when given something like Ramona. Is there sometime easy you'd suggest, a little more advanced than frog/toad, easy readers, etc. but not quite at the level of Ramona? |
| What does she like to read? The magic treehouse series is great for a beginner reader (I personally found them agonizingly dull to read out loud, though). |
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I assume this is for you to read to her?
Some of our favorites have been Lulu and the Brontosaurus and My Father's Dragon. |
| This is for her to read to herself. For some reason, magic treehouse scares her (not sure why, this is kid that won't watch Disney either, but jumps into 8 ft water no issues) - anything super gentle at that reading level you know of ? |
| Mercy Watson, the Lulu series, Ivy and Bean |
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Junie B. Jones (although many parents don't like the book because Junie B. is a brat and talks ungrammatically)
Heidi Heckleback Judy Moody My Weird School |
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Junie B Jones (you either love her or hate so, try one before you introduce them) |
| Rainbow Fairies has about 200 easy chapter books, perfect for that early reader. |
| Young Cam Jansen |
| Ivy & Bean |
| Nate the Great and Young Cam Jansen. My daughter loved both of those series. |
| Nate the Great series. (Not Big Nate!) |
I loved her. Some parents don't like her because she is not perfect and politically correct and her grammar is typical of a K student, not a scholar. But my daughter could relate so well. The problem is, she loved when I read those books because she said "You make Junie B funny mom!" So alas, that was never a read alone book. Nancy Clancy's (my daughter just LOVED Fancy Nancy - these books were addicting to her) Neverland Girls Andrew Lost Young Cam Jansen Pinky and Rex Nate the Great Nancy Drew and Clue Crew Boxcar Children |
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Thea Stilton
Flat Stanley |
| Mercy Watson. You can get all six from Amazon for like $16. |