I am Reading：Brown Bear Gets in Shape /Friends Forever/ Grandad's Dinosaur(三書+1CD)

I Am Reading with CD: Brown Bear Gets In Shape
Brown Bear is alarmed when he discovers he can't see his feet . . .

Poor Brown Bear's tummy is sticking out! He decides to change his shape and asks Bunny and Chimp what they eat. But lettuce, carrots and bananas don't agree with Brown Bear. He wonders whether exercise might be the answer, but - Crack! Crunch! Crash! - swinging through the trees isn't such a good idea! Brown Bear is sadder than ever, until his friends reassure him that bears are supposed to be round - he's the perfect shape and size! The I AM READING series provides just the right balance of challenge and support for newly independent readers.

Large, easy-to-read type, satisfying stories by top writers and cheerful full-colour pictures help children make the transition from picture books to chapter books. Each book includes a bookmark flap, tips for beginner readers and either short, numbered chapters or two short stories.

I Am Reading with CD: Friends Forever
Figgy Twosocks is curious. Just what is a friend for? Jefferson Bear helps her find the answer. Together they discover all the special things that make up true friendship - playing, sharing, helping - and forgiving.

These two endearing tales explore a timeless and universal theme with great relevance to young children. The I Am Reading series provides just the right balance of challenge and support for newly independent readers. Large, easy-to-read type, satisfying stories by top writers and cheerful full-colour pictures help children make the transition from picture books to chapter books.

Each book includes a bookmark flap, tips for beginner readers and either short, numbered chapters or two short stories.

I Am Reading with CD: Grandad's Dinosaur
You have to be very quick and very lucky to see a dinosaur! Sally goes to visit her grandfather - and finds a small red dinosaur in the garage. Her grandfather doesn't know about the dinosaur because he isn't quick enough or lucky enough to see him. The dinosaur gets up to all sorts of tricks, like twirling round on the washing line or spinning on the garden sprinkler, but he always manages to avoid being seen by Grandad .

. . just! Young children will love the element of naughtiness in the dinosaur's antics, and giggle along with Sally at his entertaining acrobatics.