This is a book to help children learn the Dolch List Sight Words. The book covers use of the pre-primer level. The book can also be used by anyone learning to read basic English or those learning English as a second language.

Chloe visits her aunt and uncle for the first time. Two days later, they have a fight. Chloe's aunt and uncle think Chloe is asleep. She is not, so she hears everything. The fight is about Chloe. Chloe's aunt and uncle think she is lazy and spoilt. What do they do? What does Chloe do? This picture educational book is a reader for children learning to read English, learning English as a second language and for parents teaching children to read.

After Chloe is sent back home by her aunt and uncle who say she is lazy and spoilt, (Book One, Is Chloe Lazy and Spoilt?) Chloe decides to find out for herself if that is the truth. First, she talks to her grandpa. (Book Two, Grandpa Talks to Chloe). In this book, grandpa tries to help Chloe understand what her aunt and uncle were talking about when they said she was lazy and spoilt.

Chloe's aunt and uncle say she is lazy and spoilt (Book One - Is Chloe Lazy and Spoilt?). Chloe does not know if she is indeed lazy and spoilt as they say, so she asks her granddad. (Book Two - Grandpa Talks To Chloe). In trying to help, grandpa asks Chloe if she knows what lazy and spoilt mean (Book Three - What is Lazy and Spoilt?). In this book, Chloe who now knows and accepts she is lazy and spoilt, asks her grandpa to teach her to help herself and to help at home.

Ethan likes to play with Mason. Mason takes Ethan's toys and cries when Ethan wants to play with Mason's toys. Mason decides enough is enough. What happens?

Monday, Emma brings home a big packet of Smarties. Tuesday, she comes with a burger. Wednesday, she comes home with a phone and Emma says all these are gifts. Are they?

Tameka accepts life as she finds it - school, chores, growing sorrows, pains and fears, love, rejection, friendship, dreams and achievements. To her, life is as. This is her story.

Garbage Smith' biggest life trouble stems from having an equal measure of good and bad in her, everywhere, all the time. The good dictates that she do what's right by her parents, by family, by life. Yet within her body, is also housed the 'bad' which says it's okay for her to steal. Okay for her, to steal kisses from the lips of another woman's husband. That it's okay for her to lie. Okay for her, to lie to herself. Lie and tell herself that she's in full control of her life. Add her objectivity, constantly fighting to get up from under the opinions of all these other voices. Struggling,...