Early Chapter Books

Early chapter books help children make the exciting transition from primers to chapter books. Subject content is appropriate for 7 to 10-year-olds, and the vocabulary is accessible for children reading at the 2nd-3rd grade level. There is one main plotline with main characters between the ages of 8 and 10. Books are around 60-100 pages and printed in a reader-friendly font size with lots of white space, making them easier to read. Transitional books are a great tool for boosting the confidence of young - and even reluctant - readers!
 

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1. Debbie the duckling fairy

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Author:
Meadows, Daisy
Series:
Rainbow magic. Farm animal fairies
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GRC Fraser Valley Library Juvenile
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GRC Kremmling Juvenile
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Description:
Rachel and Kirsty are visiting beautiful Greenfields Farm. They've been given the very special job of taking care of all the baby animals that live there. But the farm is not as peaceful as it seems.

2. Gimme shelter: misadventures and misinformation

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Author:
Cronin, Doreen
Series:
Chicken Squad volume 5.
Formats:
Book, Hoopla eAudiobook
Description:
The Chicken Squad uncovers mysterious remains while digging a meteor/storm shelter, and they stop work to investigate just as a big storm is approaching.

3. One smart sheep

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Author:
Schmidt, Gary D.
Formats:
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Description:
Wilson is a curious sheep, and after he foolishly climbs into the back of a piano movers' truck, he ends up alone in the big city, far from the farm. But Wilson is also one smart sheep, and soon enough he's finding his way home to his worried owner by recognizing the sounds that he heard while he was trapped in the truck--a jackhammer, a calliope, a hotdog man. And could that be the excited barking of his friend Tippy, the border collie?