Tiny Tales, Big Adventures!
Hello everyone! 👋
Welcome back to Day 2 of our Summer Read Recommendations! Today, we’re thrilled to introduce a wonderful online resource that’s a hidden gem for parents and teachers alike — Oxford Owl.
While many of us are familiar with the beloved books from Oxford University Press, not everyone knows that they also offer a free, interactive website full of eBooks, phonics-based readers, and learning tools designed especially for young readers.
As parents, we stumbled upon this goldmine while searching for engaging material for our toddlers — and trust us, it's too good not to share! Whether your child is just beginning their phonics journey or already a confident little reader, Oxford Owl has something for everyone. Getting started is easy — and completely free!
Visit the Oxford Owl Free eBook Library.
Register for a free account (or log in if you already have one).
Choose your child’s age group and filter for phonics books.
Start reading instantly from any device!
Here are some delightful books we explored this week — perfect for toddlers beginning their reading adventure:
Noah's Seal
Author: Layn Marlow
Noah eagerly awaits his Nana's boat to be ready for seal spotting. To pass the time, he crafts a seal from sand. When a storm washes it away, Noah loses hope—until a real seal appears, making his wait worthwhile.Friendship
Series: Big Words for Little People
This book introduces young children to the concept of friendship, providing them with the vocabulary to express their feelings confidently. Through engaging illustrations and relatable scenarios, it helps children understand and navigate the dynamics of making and maintaining friends.Goodnight, Sleep Tight
Author: Amber Stewart
Illustrator: Layn Marlow
Button, a little bear, sometimes worries about having bad dreams at bedtime. In this heartwarming story, Daddy Bear knows just how to soothe Button's fears, guiding him to a peaceful sleep. The book also offers practical tips for parents to address common bedtime anxieties.The Frog Prince
Series: Read with Oxford: Stage 4: Phonics
This retelling of the classic tale is designed to support children's developing reading skills. With clear phonics progression and engaging illustrations, it's ideal for readers gaining confidence. The story follows the traditional narrative of a prince transformed into a frog and the journey to break the spell.
We’ll be back tomorrow with another fun and educational pick! Until then — happy reading! 📖💫
Got a favorite book or a recommendation? We’d love to hear from you in the comments!
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