Collection: Junior Fiction - Graded Readers

One day, a huge snowstorm hits the town where Izzy and Tyson live. The children are glad when they finally arrive home from school. But then their dog, Lula, runs out into the storm, and Mum’s not home. What will they do?

Sun and Sea are friends. One day, Sun asks Sea and her family to visit his house. But will they all fit inside?

Up in the sky, the Wind and the Sun both have the power to change the weather. But each of them thinks they are stronger than the other one. One day, the Wind and the Sun decide to have a contest to find out who is the strongest.

Thea has always wanted a goldfish, so she is very excited when her brother tells her about think-it ariums. Wearing a headset, a person can imagine what they want to see in the fish tank, and it appears! But when Thea's imagined creatures get hungry for peanuts, the think-it-arium doesn't seem so...

Level Two reader suitable for 6 to 8 years who are beginning to read alone. Longer sentences and increased vocabulary

Water sports are played at swimming pools, rivers, lakes or in the sea. People like swimming, surfing, water-skiing, sailing, windsurfing and water polo. Children can play or watch these sports.

Kayla, Joe, Mum and Dad are going on a camping holiday. But first, they have to take Mip the cat to the pet hotel. Then, Grandma calls to say she is locked out of her house and they need to help her.Will the family ever get to the camping ground?

Soil is very important. We use it to grow plants and food. Find out about the different types of soil, how soil is formed and what soil is used for.

Migration is very important for many animals. It helps them to find a good supply of food, warmer areas to live and safe places to have their young. Find out when, where and why animals migrate.

Uluru is an enormous rock in the middle of Australia. Uluru is very important to the Anangu people, who have lived there for thousands of years. There are many things to see and do at Uluru.