(Pack of 12) Jolly Phonics Read and See: Basic Words Pack 1: in Precursive Letters (British English edition) (Jolly Phonics S) Paperback – 1 Jan. 2002

so happy to find these books. Great for blending with the lift the flap. Excellent idea. Very engaging when first learning to blend words. Can't recommend enough. My son has read all 12 since buying 2 days ago as he wants to look at the flap to see whether he has got it right. So safe to say a big hit. Most other books are ultra boring.

Amazing set of books recommended to me. My 4 year old had picked up the phonic sounds already so these helped her blend the words and actually read

I bought this for my daughter when she started reception, and it really helped her, especially that at the time she just started to learn english, it was helpful that after she read the word, she could see what the word means; I really recommend this, especially for children who's first language is not english!!don't expect to much, it is a pack of 12 small books, with 1 word and 1 foldable picture in each page, about 8 words per book, but for us it was perfect; I am sure it will help my son too when he will start school :)

my sons have all enjoyed these books whilst learning to read. my only criticism would be that there isn't enough progression. there are a couple of very simple books (I can jump, I can run etc) using very simple cvc words, and then the others take quite a step up. but excellent for variety when used alongside other reading schemes.

My daughter had difficulties in her pronunciation and was rather behind in her class, I saw the reviews on this and decided to buy it. I am very happy I did, it has been a great tool, my daughter later got an award at the end of the session for her phonic skills!

brilliant books, my reception age son went up a reading level after starting these and loves them

Great tool to get kids to blend the sounds to make words. Our 5y old loves discovering the words after making the phonetic sounds, great tool to start reading.

Really good books to start teaching young children to read. Like the fact they are small and not daunting. Not 5 stars as some of the words seem a bit random to me but I'm sure the people at Jolly Phonics know what they're doing.