Silly Bugs

While crossing a wet sidewalk, Lulu the earthworm shows Annie the ant how she scooches. But when the sun comes out, the sidewalk dries up. Now Lulu can't scooch! Can Annie give Lulu a lift off the path and into some cool, wet mud? Budding readers will find out in this fun and funny early reader. With a low word count, lively illustrations, and a post-reading wordplay activity, this book is designed to bridge the space between decodables and early chapter books.

Sparky the lightning bug finds Lewis the moth reading a book. Soon, Lewis is teaching his glowing friend all about light bulbs. But what happens when Sparky wonders if he might be a light bulb too? Budding readers will find out in this fun and funny early reader. With a low word count, lively illustrations, and a post-reading wordplay activity, this book is designed to bridge the space between decodables and early chapter books.

Pilar the caterpillar doesn't like what Doodle the dung beetle is eating for lunch. She thinks Doodle should munch on tasty leaves instead of digging into doo-doo. But what happens when Doodle stops doing what dung beetles do best? Budding readers will find out in this fun and funny early reader. With a low word count, lively illustrations, and a post-reading wordplay activity, this book is designed to bridge the space between decodables and early chapter books.

Pilar the caterpillar wants to make amazing webs like Sticky the spider. But try as she might, she can only spin a boring silk pad. Feeling worn out, Pilar takes a nap-and soon learns she can do something amazing after all! Budding readers will be delighted by this fun and funny early reader. With a low word count, lively illustrations, and a post-reading wordplay activity, this book is designed to bridge the space between decodables and early chapter books.