Customer Reviews

I Like Bugs (Step-Into-Reading, Step 1)

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4 star:		(1)
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The best series I have found for very early readers. The pictures match the text, the sentences are very short, and the words are words children use everyday. I highly recommend this book and others in this series for any early readers out there.

This is a fantastic book! My 5 year old son loves to read it to me after only hearing me read it twice to him.

This is a wonderful book, with funny illustrations, and easy-to-read text. I bought this book for my daughter, because she has become scared of any and all bugs. I was hoping this book would help her to get over her fear of these interesting creatures. She is only two, but already she can identify bugs outside with the bugs illustrated in this book. This is a great beginner book.

As with every Margaret Wise Brown book I have ever seen; (I own 13 titles now); VERY Kid-friendly. My daughter likes bugs too and is just learning to read. Most pages in this story have 2 - 3 words. Perfect for the early reader!

This is a terrific book to use in the classroom. It is easy and fun to read. The kids all loved it. Use it to extend a lesson on bugs or even adjectives. We wrote our own "I Like..." books after reading it. Many of the words come straight from state mandated word lists. This whole series, (Road to Reading) is a wonderful tool for any classroom, but especially the resource room.

I bought this book for my son and he absolutely loves it. I bought the paperback version, which he is a little young for. But he carries it with him and loves it when we read it to him. It is a big hit.

This book is a great starter book for my kindergarten boy who is learning sight words. There are a lot of repeat words in this book, smaller words and a funny story to follow.

I was really disappointed when the books I ordered in this series arrived. They use an interior font that has letters no learning-to-reader would recognized, like stylized "a" and "t". I think in a book that is for a beginning reader you need the most generic looking font using the most basic looking letter styles for kids who are just putting letters together into words.

This is a great book for young readers who are just connecting the idea of words having meaning. They are predictable & have good picture context clues. My son loves it & recognized the author from another favorite bedtime story.

Few words per page. Children can reread this story without having yet the ability to decode. Provides early readers with success. Appropriate for English Language Learners of all ages.