This book contains short stories that are perfect for first reading. They are written in large letters, clear words and simple sentences, and watercolor drawings perfectly illustrate funny stories with unexpected endings.Fascinating stories with cute characters and vivid illustrations will certainly spur interest in reading. Even if the child does not know all the letters of the alphabet yet, it does not matter. Fascinated by the plot, he will quickly be able to put them into simple words, the longest of which consist of seven letters.Your child will be proud that he was able to read the whole book!In addition, the collection is supplemented with recommendations for parents and tips for organizing reading.The collection includes stories: 'Boom-boom!', 'In the forest', 'Fly', 'My tooth', 'Who's here?', 'Mia and Pia', 'In the Fog', 'Anya and Yana', 'A game of hide and seek', 'Piggy and Pear', 'Raccoon goes for a walk', 'Moment and Century', 'Can I come in?', 'Rain'.Chips of the book:In the first story, the longest words consist of only three letters. Gradually, the complexity of the stories in the book increases. In the final stories, sentences get longer, and some words can have up to seven letters.Stories with simple words in which the letters easily add up to syllables.Large letters so that the baby does not strain his eyesight.Stories with a funny plot and color pictures.At the end of each story, the child puts a mark on reading.How to read a book:Repeat the alphabet with your child before reading.Do not rush the child and do not tell him how to read if he does not ask for help. He should be interested to find out how the story ends.After the first story, move on to the next one in difficulty.After reading the book, talk about the plot, review and comment on the illustrations together.Read the stories one at a time, not all at once. This is necessary to maintain interest in reading and not to overwork the child.Praise your baby even for small achievements, tell your family and friends about his successes.Who is this book for:For children 3-6 years old who are learning to read on their own