I want to get my 4 year old some books she can read on her own, when she gets to that point. Something with just 2-3 words per page. I was told about Bob books, but wanted to hear other recommendations as well.
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I ordered some on Amazon just recently: https://www.amazon.com/First-Little-Readers-Parent-Pack/dp/0545231493
My son likes them and they are the type of book we start our emergent readers on at my school.
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Old board books!
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Open Court Reading program has Precodable and Decodable tear out books. It's like a big workbook with different stories you tear out and fold them into a book. My 3 year old loves reading them!
I have them because I teach and we use them as a resource, but I believe I've seen them on Amazon.
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Thanks guys! Will look into these.
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http://bit.ly/2dTX5pA We really liked Green Light Readers when LO was starting out.
ETA: I would also like to recommend using the library for free and easy access to a variety of books tailored to LO's interests instead of reading the same ones over and over. That said, for this age, it is also good to find a book series (like Biscuit-another one of our early favorites) so as to give a familiar structure, but not exactly the same thing night after night. In addition, the novelty of 'new' library books can renew interest as well as having the old favorites around.
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