100 Must-Read English Books for Children Ages 0-10
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No English kindergartens! No English camps! No long-term overseas travel!
I sent my child to an American university by reading only English books.
I will reveal the know-how and roadmap for reading English books from a mother who is not good at English.
“There is a surefire way to solve my child’s English problems!” The new book by Eunyoung Ko (Yeongdol Mom), a passionate English evangelist who makes a compelling argument for parents, is a hot topic.
We all know that reading English books is important for children who are new to English, but many parents are unsure where to start.
It's not easy to keep your child reading English books without clear guidelines on how good they are, whether it's okay to read to them with a mess of pronunciation, and how to make it fun.
To these parents, the author says that even he, who is not good at English, was able to do it without difficulty, and that it is important to start with an English book that suits the child's ability and taste.
This is because the child will not think of English as a study, but will be able to grow with the mother and maintain it for a long time.
And then, he emphasizes that if you gradually increase the topics your child likes, he will naturally be able to acquire enough English skills to study in an American high school.
He says that his second son (who started at age 4) who is about to graduate from college early in the U.S., his first son (who started at age 6) who started late but has English skills comparable to a native speaker, and his youngest daughter (who started at age 0), who is ten years younger than his first son, all started reading English books using this method.
The 100 books introduced in this book were carefully selected from proven English original books that have earned a reputation as the most effective among members from 15 years of running an English library and English original book reading café, as well as know-how acquired while raising three children in native English.
This book is divided into four levels, providing a reading plan for English books that can be used at any level.
For children aged 0-4 who are just learning words and pronunciation, we help them learn words through concept books such as “color zoo” and “Opposites” that focus on background vocabulary. For children aged 5-8 who are recognizing short stories, we help them become familiar with easy English sentences through popular character series such as “Pip and Fozzie” and “Peppa Pig.”
Starting with this, you can expand your child's interest to include solid chapter books and fantasy novels, and continue reading original books.
In addition, it introduces an expanded book list of about 500 books and various post-reading activities, making it useful for parents who want to delve deeper.
The author says that anyone can do all of this consistently, investing just 30 minutes without any professional know-how.
The author's roadmap is structured so that anyone can easily get started, and anyone who browses through this book will find at least one book that both mother and child will love.
So, let's start reading fun English books to change my child's future!
I sent my child to an American university by reading only English books.
I will reveal the know-how and roadmap for reading English books from a mother who is not good at English.
“There is a surefire way to solve my child’s English problems!” The new book by Eunyoung Ko (Yeongdol Mom), a passionate English evangelist who makes a compelling argument for parents, is a hot topic.
We all know that reading English books is important for children who are new to English, but many parents are unsure where to start.
It's not easy to keep your child reading English books without clear guidelines on how good they are, whether it's okay to read to them with a mess of pronunciation, and how to make it fun.
To these parents, the author says that even he, who is not good at English, was able to do it without difficulty, and that it is important to start with an English book that suits the child's ability and taste.
This is because the child will not think of English as a study, but will be able to grow with the mother and maintain it for a long time.
And then, he emphasizes that if you gradually increase the topics your child likes, he will naturally be able to acquire enough English skills to study in an American high school.
He says that his second son (who started at age 4) who is about to graduate from college early in the U.S., his first son (who started at age 6) who started late but has English skills comparable to a native speaker, and his youngest daughter (who started at age 0), who is ten years younger than his first son, all started reading English books using this method.
The 100 books introduced in this book were carefully selected from proven English original books that have earned a reputation as the most effective among members from 15 years of running an English library and English original book reading café, as well as know-how acquired while raising three children in native English.
This book is divided into four levels, providing a reading plan for English books that can be used at any level.
For children aged 0-4 who are just learning words and pronunciation, we help them learn words through concept books such as “color zoo” and “Opposites” that focus on background vocabulary. For children aged 5-8 who are recognizing short stories, we help them become familiar with easy English sentences through popular character series such as “Pip and Fozzie” and “Peppa Pig.”
Starting with this, you can expand your child's interest to include solid chapter books and fantasy novels, and continue reading original books.
In addition, it introduces an expanded book list of about 500 books and various post-reading activities, making it useful for parents who want to delve deeper.
The author says that anyone can do all of this consistently, investing just 30 minutes without any professional know-how.
The author's roadmap is structured so that anyone can easily get started, and anyone who browses through this book will find at least one book that both mother and child will love.
So, let's start reading fun English books to change my child's future!
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Prologue _ The Power of Reading Original English Books to Unleash Your Dreams on the World Stage
The easiest way to become fluent in English is to read original English books.
The story of my second child who went to an American public high school and then went on to an American university.
You can't truly master English with just videos, listening, and free-talking.
Reading English books is not difficult at all if you understand the basics!
A unique English curriculum created through hands-on experience with three children.
PART I | STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary: English Original Text Warm-up
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-1 Word Recognition Concept Book
BOOK 001.
《Color Zoo》 Various animals made with colorful shapes
BOOK 002.
《Opposites》 A game of opposites that can be easily understood with just one sheet of film.
BOOK 003.
《Run, mouse, run!》 Learning positional prepositions while following the mouse
BOOK 004.
《Learn with Maisy》 The best playbook with so much to offer
BOOK 005.
《DK My First Dictionary》: A must-have English picture dictionary
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-2 Mother Goose Picture Books
BOOK 006.
《Incy Wincy Spider》 'A spider on a string~' A famous finger song
BOOK 007.
Hickory Dickory Dock: The Animal Ruckus That Shakes the Grandfather Clock
BOOK 008.
《Here we go around The Mulberry Bush》 Learning everyday life through song
BOOK 009.
《If you're happy and you know it!》 The loving faces of children from around the world
BOOK 010.
Strange things happen on the beach in Down by the Bay.
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-3 Language Development Rhyme Book
BOOK 011.
Find the fairy tale characters in the rhymes of "Each Peach Pear Plum"
BOOK 012.
《One Mole Digging A Hole》 Finding Number Rhymes While Working with Animals
BOOK 013.
《A-Hunting We Will Go》 A lime-hunting adventure with friends
BOOK 014.
《Hop on Pop》 Dr. Seuss's rhyming fairy tale with a lively word rhythm
BOOK 015.
Bee-bim Bop! A cooking picture book where onomatopoeia and mimetic words rhyme
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-4 Pattern Sentence Picture Book
BOOK 016.
《Where is Baby's Belly Button?》 Body Parts Learning Q&A
BOOK 017.
《From Head to Toe》 A picture book that teaches animal characteristics and movement words.
BOOK 018.
《My Friends》 A friendly picture book where you can learn everything from all living things in the world.
BOOK 019.
Little Dinos Don't Push: An Easy and Fun English Character Education Picture Book
BOOK 020.
《What are you wearing today?》 Picture book on dressing for the weather
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | Theme Picture Books 1-5
BOOK 021.
Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes: A Color and Fruit Themed Picture Book
BOOK 022.
《Bear's Busy Family》 A themed picture book about a family's busy daily life.
BOOK 023.
《We All Go Traveling By》 A themed picture book that features all kinds of transportation in a fun way.
BOOK 024.
《My Body》 A picture book about our very special bodies.
BOOK 025.
Happy Angry Sad: A Hidden Picture Emotion-Finding Theme Picture Book
PART II | STEP 2.
Easy Storybook: First Steps in English
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | 2-1 Dialogue Bubble Book
BOOK 026.
《I love my new toy》 A speech bubble storybook depicting the friendship between two polar opposites.
BOOK 027.
《My Toothbrush is Missing》 A Speech Bubble Storybook Filled with Satire and Humor
BOOK 028.
Frog and Fly: A Speech Bubble Storybook about a Fly-Eating Frog
BOOK 029.
A speech bubble storybook made with three words: "Up, Tall and High"
BOOK 030.
《Please, Mr.
Panda》 A speech bubble storybook featuring a chic and blunt panda.
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | 2-2 Popular Character Series
BOOK 031.
The Little Puddle: Pip and Posey Character Storybook
BOOK 032.
《Sitting in a Tree》 'Five Little Monkeys' Character Storybook
BOOK 033.
The Fire Engine: A Peppa Pig Character Storybook
BOOK 034.
Biscuit Goes to School: A Storybook of Biscuit Series Characters
BOOK 035.
Five Puptacular Tales! A storybook of characters from the 'Four Patrol' series
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | 2-3 Popular Author Series
BOOK 036.
《The Very Hungry Caterpillar》 by Eric Carle, a master of children's books
BOOK 037.
Nick Sharratt, humorous picture book author of Shark in the Park
BOOK 038.
Audrey Wood, the creator of warm and emotional masterpieces like "Tooth Fairy"
BOOK 039.
《Knuffle Bunny》 by Mo Willems, the master of speech bubble picture books
BOOK 040.
Anthony Brown, the magician behind Bear Hunt's creative storytelling
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | Level 2-4 Leader's Book Series
BOOK 041.
Oxford Reading Tree: A step-by-step guide to reading like a picture book
BOOK 042.
《Buddy Readers》: A comfortable reading book that's great for preparing for reading.
BOOK 043.
JY First Readers: A Leaders' Book for Simultaneous Speaking and Writing
BOOK 044.
Brain Bank: A Reader's Book for Kids Who Love Nonfiction
BOOK 045.
Decodable Readers: A Reader's Guide to Understanding Sound Combinations
PART III | STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook: Making English Original Texts Fun
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-1 Daily Life and Family
BOOK 046.
《Peter's Chair》 A family storybook depicting the growth of boy Peter.
BOOK 047.
Arthur Tells a Story: The Arthur Starter Storybook Series
BOOK 048.
《Daisy: You Do》 A storybook about Daisy and her mother who talk back to each other
BOOK 049.
《Froggy eats out》 A storybook filled with family incidents that involve observing manners.
BOOK 050.
Interrupting Chicken: A Unique Storybook Using Bedtime Stories
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-2 School and Friends
BOOK 051.
Penguin and the Pinecone: A Storybook of Friendship between a Baby Penguin and a Pine Cone
BOOK 052.
《My Kite is Stuck》 A daily storybook about three friends who get tangled up the more they try.
BOOK 053.
"I Don't Want to Go to School": A cheeky storybook filled with rebellious spirit
BOOK 054.
《George and Martha》 A storybook about friendship between best friends of the opposite sex
BOOK 055.
《Bob goes Pop》 A unique storybook about friendship and self-esteem
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-3 Humor and Fun
BOOK 056.
《Hi! Fly Guy》 A storybook about friendship with a fly that becomes a pet.
BOOK 057.
I Don't Want to Be a Frog: A Storybook About a Frog with Identity Confusion
BOOK 058.
Dragon Gets By: A chaotic little dragon storybook
BOOK 059.
《There are cats in this book》 A storybook to read while playing with three cats.
BOOK 060.
Noodleheads See the Future: A Fun Storybook About the Everyday Lives of Two Brothers
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-4 Adventure and Imagination
BOOK 061.
《Rain》 A child and grandfather who have fun even when it rains all day
BOOK 062.
《Winnie the Witch》 The more magic she uses, the more complicated things become for a witch and her cat.
BOOK 063.
《There's a monster in your book》 Monster Chasing Action Storybook
BOOK 064.
How to Catch a Tooth Fairy: A Storybook of a Child and a Fairy Chasing and Being Chased
BOOK 065.
Puff, the Magic Dragon: A Beautiful Pop Song Storybook
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-5 Traditional Fairy Tales
BOOK 066.
Goldilocks explores the bear family's empty house.
BOOK 067.
Hansel and Gretel: A refreshing twist on the traditional fairy tale
BOOK 068.
《Three Little Pigs》 The exciting wolf-slaying story of three little pig brothers
BOOK 069.
《Little Red》 A protagonist completely different from the Little Red Riding Hood we knew so far.
BOOK 070.
CinderGorilla: A Traditional Fairy Tale Reimagined with a Modern Sensibility
PART IV | STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level: English Original Books for Children to Read on Their Own
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-1 Early Chapter Book
BOOK 071.
Henry and Mudge: An Early Chapter Book Series on Friendship and Relationships
BOOK 072.
《Mr.
Putter & Tabby》 An early chapter book series featuring a grandfather and a cat
BOOK 073.
《Bink and Gollie》 An early chapter book series depicting the friendship between two friends with different personalities.
BOOK 074.
《Press Start》 An early chapter book series that you can enjoy like a computer game.
BOOK 075.
Mercy Watson: A Pig Adopted by a Human Family (Early Chapter Book Series)
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | Chapter 4-2
BOOK 076.
《Cam Jansen》 A mystery chapter book series about the famous detective Cam Jansen
BOOK 077.
Magic Tree House Adventure Chapter Book Series
BOOK 078.
《Dragon Masters》 A chapter book series about becoming a dragon master and going on adventures.
BOOK 079.
《Storey Tree House》 A chapter book series about a tree house with increasingly more floors
BOOK 080.
《Big Nate》 A chapter book series containing various daily life stories in a diary format.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-3 Graphic Novels
BOOK 081.
《Dogman》 Exciting adventure graphic novel with urban hero Dogman
BOOK 082.
《Smile》 A graphic novel depicting the struggles and growth of a teenage girl.
BOOK 083.
《Roller Girl》 A graphic novel about a girl whose only goal in life is roller skating.
BOOK 084.
El Deafo: A graphic novel about a hearing-impaired child's courageous growth.
BOOK 085.
《Real Friends》 A graphic novel about a protagonist who struggles to make friends.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-4 Fantasy Novels
BOOK 086.
《Matilda》 A fantasy novel about the adventures and friendship of a girl with superpowers.
BOOK 087.
《Land of Stories》 A fantasy novel with fantastical adventures in a fairy tale
BOOK 088.
《Harry Potter》 A fantasy novel about the growth and friendship of a magical boy
BOOK 089.
Percy Jackson: A fantasy adventure novel about Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon
BOOK 090.
《Wings of Fire》 A fantasy novel depicting the exciting adventures of brave dragons.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | Young Adult Novels for Levels 4-5
BOOK 091.
《New Kid》 A young adult novel about a boy who enters an unfamiliar world as a freshman.
BOOK 092.
《Sleepovers》 A heartwarming young adult novel with a realistic coming-of-age story.
BOOK 093.
Frindle, a young adult novel about the troublemaking antics of troublemaker Nick
BOOK 094.
《Star Girl》 A young adult novel depicting a special girl who sees the world through her heart.
BOOK 095.
《Wonder》 A young adult novel about a boy with facial deformities who encounters the world.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-6 Newbery Medal Winners
BOOK 096.
Bridge to Terabithia: A Newbery Award-winning work that portrays true courage and self.
BOOK 097.
The Tale of Despereaux, a Newbery Medal-winning novel about a mouse who becomes a hero
BOOK 098.
A Wrinkle in Time, a Newbery Award-winning fantasy novel about time travel
BOOK 099.
Holes: A Newbery Medal-winning story of promise and punishment across three generations
BOOK 100.
The Giver: The Newbery Medal winner, the top young adult novel for decades
Epilogue _ We support your special mom-style English!
The easiest way to become fluent in English is to read original English books.
The story of my second child who went to an American public high school and then went on to an American university.
You can't truly master English with just videos, listening, and free-talking.
Reading English books is not difficult at all if you understand the basics!
A unique English curriculum created through hands-on experience with three children.
PART I | STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary: English Original Text Warm-up
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-1 Word Recognition Concept Book
BOOK 001.
《Color Zoo》 Various animals made with colorful shapes
BOOK 002.
《Opposites》 A game of opposites that can be easily understood with just one sheet of film.
BOOK 003.
《Run, mouse, run!》 Learning positional prepositions while following the mouse
BOOK 004.
《Learn with Maisy》 The best playbook with so much to offer
BOOK 005.
《DK My First Dictionary》: A must-have English picture dictionary
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-2 Mother Goose Picture Books
BOOK 006.
《Incy Wincy Spider》 'A spider on a string~' A famous finger song
BOOK 007.
Hickory Dickory Dock: The Animal Ruckus That Shakes the Grandfather Clock
BOOK 008.
《Here we go around The Mulberry Bush》 Learning everyday life through song
BOOK 009.
《If you're happy and you know it!》 The loving faces of children from around the world
BOOK 010.
Strange things happen on the beach in Down by the Bay.
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-3 Language Development Rhyme Book
BOOK 011.
Find the fairy tale characters in the rhymes of "Each Peach Pear Plum"
BOOK 012.
《One Mole Digging A Hole》 Finding Number Rhymes While Working with Animals
BOOK 013.
《A-Hunting We Will Go》 A lime-hunting adventure with friends
BOOK 014.
《Hop on Pop》 Dr. Seuss's rhyming fairy tale with a lively word rhythm
BOOK 015.
Bee-bim Bop! A cooking picture book where onomatopoeia and mimetic words rhyme
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | 1-4 Pattern Sentence Picture Book
BOOK 016.
《Where is Baby's Belly Button?》 Body Parts Learning Q&A
BOOK 017.
《From Head to Toe》 A picture book that teaches animal characteristics and movement words.
BOOK 018.
《My Friends》 A friendly picture book where you can learn everything from all living things in the world.
BOOK 019.
Little Dinos Don't Push: An Easy and Fun English Character Education Picture Book
BOOK 020.
《What are you wearing today?》 Picture book on dressing for the weather
STEP 1.
Background Vocabulary | Theme Picture Books 1-5
BOOK 021.
Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes: A Color and Fruit Themed Picture Book
BOOK 022.
《Bear's Busy Family》 A themed picture book about a family's busy daily life.
BOOK 023.
《We All Go Traveling By》 A themed picture book that features all kinds of transportation in a fun way.
BOOK 024.
《My Body》 A picture book about our very special bodies.
BOOK 025.
Happy Angry Sad: A Hidden Picture Emotion-Finding Theme Picture Book
PART II | STEP 2.
Easy Storybook: First Steps in English
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | 2-1 Dialogue Bubble Book
BOOK 026.
《I love my new toy》 A speech bubble storybook depicting the friendship between two polar opposites.
BOOK 027.
《My Toothbrush is Missing》 A Speech Bubble Storybook Filled with Satire and Humor
BOOK 028.
Frog and Fly: A Speech Bubble Storybook about a Fly-Eating Frog
BOOK 029.
A speech bubble storybook made with three words: "Up, Tall and High"
BOOK 030.
《Please, Mr.
Panda》 A speech bubble storybook featuring a chic and blunt panda.
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | 2-2 Popular Character Series
BOOK 031.
The Little Puddle: Pip and Posey Character Storybook
BOOK 032.
《Sitting in a Tree》 'Five Little Monkeys' Character Storybook
BOOK 033.
The Fire Engine: A Peppa Pig Character Storybook
BOOK 034.
Biscuit Goes to School: A Storybook of Biscuit Series Characters
BOOK 035.
Five Puptacular Tales! A storybook of characters from the 'Four Patrol' series
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | 2-3 Popular Author Series
BOOK 036.
《The Very Hungry Caterpillar》 by Eric Carle, a master of children's books
BOOK 037.
Nick Sharratt, humorous picture book author of Shark in the Park
BOOK 038.
Audrey Wood, the creator of warm and emotional masterpieces like "Tooth Fairy"
BOOK 039.
《Knuffle Bunny》 by Mo Willems, the master of speech bubble picture books
BOOK 040.
Anthony Brown, the magician behind Bear Hunt's creative storytelling
STEP 2.
Easy Storybook | Level 2-4 Leader's Book Series
BOOK 041.
Oxford Reading Tree: A step-by-step guide to reading like a picture book
BOOK 042.
《Buddy Readers》: A comfortable reading book that's great for preparing for reading.
BOOK 043.
JY First Readers: A Leaders' Book for Simultaneous Speaking and Writing
BOOK 044.
Brain Bank: A Reader's Book for Kids Who Love Nonfiction
BOOK 045.
Decodable Readers: A Reader's Guide to Understanding Sound Combinations
PART III | STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook: Making English Original Texts Fun
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-1 Daily Life and Family
BOOK 046.
《Peter's Chair》 A family storybook depicting the growth of boy Peter.
BOOK 047.
Arthur Tells a Story: The Arthur Starter Storybook Series
BOOK 048.
《Daisy: You Do》 A storybook about Daisy and her mother who talk back to each other
BOOK 049.
《Froggy eats out》 A storybook filled with family incidents that involve observing manners.
BOOK 050.
Interrupting Chicken: A Unique Storybook Using Bedtime Stories
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-2 School and Friends
BOOK 051.
Penguin and the Pinecone: A Storybook of Friendship between a Baby Penguin and a Pine Cone
BOOK 052.
《My Kite is Stuck》 A daily storybook about three friends who get tangled up the more they try.
BOOK 053.
"I Don't Want to Go to School": A cheeky storybook filled with rebellious spirit
BOOK 054.
《George and Martha》 A storybook about friendship between best friends of the opposite sex
BOOK 055.
《Bob goes Pop》 A unique storybook about friendship and self-esteem
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-3 Humor and Fun
BOOK 056.
《Hi! Fly Guy》 A storybook about friendship with a fly that becomes a pet.
BOOK 057.
I Don't Want to Be a Frog: A Storybook About a Frog with Identity Confusion
BOOK 058.
Dragon Gets By: A chaotic little dragon storybook
BOOK 059.
《There are cats in this book》 A storybook to read while playing with three cats.
BOOK 060.
Noodleheads See the Future: A Fun Storybook About the Everyday Lives of Two Brothers
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-4 Adventure and Imagination
BOOK 061.
《Rain》 A child and grandfather who have fun even when it rains all day
BOOK 062.
《Winnie the Witch》 The more magic she uses, the more complicated things become for a witch and her cat.
BOOK 063.
《There's a monster in your book》 Monster Chasing Action Storybook
BOOK 064.
How to Catch a Tooth Fairy: A Storybook of a Child and a Fairy Chasing and Being Chased
BOOK 065.
Puff, the Magic Dragon: A Beautiful Pop Song Storybook
STEP 3.
A Solid Storybook | 3-5 Traditional Fairy Tales
BOOK 066.
Goldilocks explores the bear family's empty house.
BOOK 067.
Hansel and Gretel: A refreshing twist on the traditional fairy tale
BOOK 068.
《Three Little Pigs》 The exciting wolf-slaying story of three little pig brothers
BOOK 069.
《Little Red》 A protagonist completely different from the Little Red Riding Hood we knew so far.
BOOK 070.
CinderGorilla: A Traditional Fairy Tale Reimagined with a Modern Sensibility
PART IV | STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level: English Original Books for Children to Read on Their Own
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-1 Early Chapter Book
BOOK 071.
Henry and Mudge: An Early Chapter Book Series on Friendship and Relationships
BOOK 072.
《Mr.
Putter & Tabby》 An early chapter book series featuring a grandfather and a cat
BOOK 073.
《Bink and Gollie》 An early chapter book series depicting the friendship between two friends with different personalities.
BOOK 074.
《Press Start》 An early chapter book series that you can enjoy like a computer game.
BOOK 075.
Mercy Watson: A Pig Adopted by a Human Family (Early Chapter Book Series)
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | Chapter 4-2
BOOK 076.
《Cam Jansen》 A mystery chapter book series about the famous detective Cam Jansen
BOOK 077.
Magic Tree House Adventure Chapter Book Series
BOOK 078.
《Dragon Masters》 A chapter book series about becoming a dragon master and going on adventures.
BOOK 079.
《Storey Tree House》 A chapter book series about a tree house with increasingly more floors
BOOK 080.
《Big Nate》 A chapter book series containing various daily life stories in a diary format.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-3 Graphic Novels
BOOK 081.
《Dogman》 Exciting adventure graphic novel with urban hero Dogman
BOOK 082.
《Smile》 A graphic novel depicting the struggles and growth of a teenage girl.
BOOK 083.
《Roller Girl》 A graphic novel about a girl whose only goal in life is roller skating.
BOOK 084.
El Deafo: A graphic novel about a hearing-impaired child's courageous growth.
BOOK 085.
《Real Friends》 A graphic novel about a protagonist who struggles to make friends.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-4 Fantasy Novels
BOOK 086.
《Matilda》 A fantasy novel about the adventures and friendship of a girl with superpowers.
BOOK 087.
《Land of Stories》 A fantasy novel with fantastical adventures in a fairy tale
BOOK 088.
《Harry Potter》 A fantasy novel about the growth and friendship of a magical boy
BOOK 089.
Percy Jackson: A fantasy adventure novel about Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon
BOOK 090.
《Wings of Fire》 A fantasy novel depicting the exciting adventures of brave dragons.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | Young Adult Novels for Levels 4-5
BOOK 091.
《New Kid》 A young adult novel about a boy who enters an unfamiliar world as a freshman.
BOOK 092.
《Sleepovers》 A heartwarming young adult novel with a realistic coming-of-age story.
BOOK 093.
Frindle, a young adult novel about the troublemaking antics of troublemaker Nick
BOOK 094.
《Star Girl》 A young adult novel depicting a special girl who sees the world through her heart.
BOOK 095.
《Wonder》 A young adult novel about a boy with facial deformities who encounters the world.
STEP 4.
Must-Read Books by Level | 4-6 Newbery Medal Winners
BOOK 096.
Bridge to Terabithia: A Newbery Award-winning work that portrays true courage and self.
BOOK 097.
The Tale of Despereaux, a Newbery Medal-winning novel about a mouse who becomes a hero
BOOK 098.
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Epilogue _ We support your special mom-style English!
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Into the book
Being good at a language ultimately comes down to writing.
To think, express, communicate, and ultimately work with native speakers, you need to be able to write.
Second, the essays my son wrote in high school and college always moved the hearts of his teachers and professors.
The 'literary expressiveness' acquired through reading English original texts was naturally expressed in writing.
--- p.10
Reading original texts broadens a child's horizons and strengthens their language skills.
In conclusion, reading original English books has a positive impact on a child's overall development beyond simply learning the language.
If you help your child develop the habit of reading English books, you are giving him or her the greatest gift for the future.
--- p.12
For children who are just beginning to learn English, it is best to first introduce them to picture books where the pictures and words are matched 1:1.
This book helps you understand by naturally connecting sounds and pictures without having to necessarily translate them into Korean.
As you start with words and gradually move on to sentences, the ability to perceive and infer English words will naturally develop.
--- p.27
When implementing the Mom's English curriculum, this is the question parents are most curious about.
“If I just read English picture books diligently, will my child be able to speak English?” Yes and no.
Even the same English picture book can have different effects depending on how it is read and used.
If you read it once and put it on the bookshelf, it will be difficult to speak properly.
If you read books in an interesting way and apply them simply in real life, speaking English is not difficult at all.
--- p.45
Most Mother Goose shows end up just showing it in videos.
It helps you become more familiar with English, but it doesn't help you feel the emotions and feelings.
Mother Goose is not easy to intuitively understand because of its nature.
So even if you listen to the song many times, it's difficult to figure out what it means.
There are many benefits to approaching songs as 'stories' through picture books that can be touched and manipulated with your hands.
It helps children become interested in the world of English, not just its sounds.
--- p.61
Language acquisition is very complex and influenced by many factors.
But because there are picture books, children can do it naturally and easily.
Picture books that deal with pattern sentences are especially effective for language acquisition.
Pattern sentences help you understand language structure and help you learn grammar naturally.
It also helps improve your vocabulary.
You can easily infer the words that change in the pattern sentences through pictures, so you can easily understand and acquire various words.
The story is simple yet fun, making it easy to read, and as you understand the pattern sentences, your basic English skills, such as reading and writing, will also improve.
--- p.109
When your child is young, you will read a lot of books about body parts.
Also, try engaging in physical play.
Use your five senses to easily recognize new words.
Since the theme is body parts, it's incredibly easy to engage with all five senses. When reading, gently touch or tickle the corresponding body part while repeating the words.
They say that using your five senses to recognize vocabulary helps it transfer to long-term memory.
Additionally, skin contact with the mother can even foster positive feelings about English.
--- p.154
The important thing at this stage is to develop literacy, the ability to understand simple plots.
Please help me organize the plot in Korean step by step.
“What happened to Pip and Fozzie in the book?”, “Pip peed on his clothes.”, “So what happened?”, “Fozie helped Pip.”, “How did he help him?”, “He cleaned up the peed on the floor and helped Pip wash and change his clothes.” There’s no need to force yourself to summarize the entire story in one breath.
By asking a series of simple questions, the child can organize the contents of the book on his or her own.
Just let them see and learn from exemplary behavior naturally.
--- p.188
As you read a variety of English picture books to your child, you will finally feel that they have reached the literacy stage.
As the number of recognized whole letters (words recognized as single pictures) increases, it sends signals to read them on its own.
This is the most effective time to start reading with your child in earnest.
--- p.231
Once your child is able to read more structured books, he or she will likely begin kindergarten or elementary school and have a wider circle of friends.
As you gain more experience at school, your mature concerns will also increase.
The English original also serves as a counseling tool for various growing concerns.
Mom's English also needs to focus on helping children express themselves in ways they find difficult to say out loud.
While reading, focus on 'Mom's English Conversation' where your child compares the book to his or her own experiences or shares his or her thoughts and feelings after reading.
It will help you improve your English skills and communicate with your child at the same time.
--- p.261
This book introduces a whopping 500 original English books, including 100 essential reading books and a series of recommended books.
Even if you want to read English books, you may feel overwhelmed at first.
But if you just refer to this book, it will be much easier to get started.
The most important thing is to enjoy the time spent reading with your child.
Time spent laughing, talking, and sharing thoughts is a great gift to a child.
To think, express, communicate, and ultimately work with native speakers, you need to be able to write.
Second, the essays my son wrote in high school and college always moved the hearts of his teachers and professors.
The 'literary expressiveness' acquired through reading English original texts was naturally expressed in writing.
--- p.10
Reading original texts broadens a child's horizons and strengthens their language skills.
In conclusion, reading original English books has a positive impact on a child's overall development beyond simply learning the language.
If you help your child develop the habit of reading English books, you are giving him or her the greatest gift for the future.
--- p.12
For children who are just beginning to learn English, it is best to first introduce them to picture books where the pictures and words are matched 1:1.
This book helps you understand by naturally connecting sounds and pictures without having to necessarily translate them into Korean.
As you start with words and gradually move on to sentences, the ability to perceive and infer English words will naturally develop.
--- p.27
When implementing the Mom's English curriculum, this is the question parents are most curious about.
“If I just read English picture books diligently, will my child be able to speak English?” Yes and no.
Even the same English picture book can have different effects depending on how it is read and used.
If you read it once and put it on the bookshelf, it will be difficult to speak properly.
If you read books in an interesting way and apply them simply in real life, speaking English is not difficult at all.
--- p.45
Most Mother Goose shows end up just showing it in videos.
It helps you become more familiar with English, but it doesn't help you feel the emotions and feelings.
Mother Goose is not easy to intuitively understand because of its nature.
So even if you listen to the song many times, it's difficult to figure out what it means.
There are many benefits to approaching songs as 'stories' through picture books that can be touched and manipulated with your hands.
It helps children become interested in the world of English, not just its sounds.
--- p.61
Language acquisition is very complex and influenced by many factors.
But because there are picture books, children can do it naturally and easily.
Picture books that deal with pattern sentences are especially effective for language acquisition.
Pattern sentences help you understand language structure and help you learn grammar naturally.
It also helps improve your vocabulary.
You can easily infer the words that change in the pattern sentences through pictures, so you can easily understand and acquire various words.
The story is simple yet fun, making it easy to read, and as you understand the pattern sentences, your basic English skills, such as reading and writing, will also improve.
--- p.109
When your child is young, you will read a lot of books about body parts.
Also, try engaging in physical play.
Use your five senses to easily recognize new words.
Since the theme is body parts, it's incredibly easy to engage with all five senses. When reading, gently touch or tickle the corresponding body part while repeating the words.
They say that using your five senses to recognize vocabulary helps it transfer to long-term memory.
Additionally, skin contact with the mother can even foster positive feelings about English.
--- p.154
The important thing at this stage is to develop literacy, the ability to understand simple plots.
Please help me organize the plot in Korean step by step.
“What happened to Pip and Fozzie in the book?”, “Pip peed on his clothes.”, “So what happened?”, “Fozie helped Pip.”, “How did he help him?”, “He cleaned up the peed on the floor and helped Pip wash and change his clothes.” There’s no need to force yourself to summarize the entire story in one breath.
By asking a series of simple questions, the child can organize the contents of the book on his or her own.
Just let them see and learn from exemplary behavior naturally.
--- p.188
As you read a variety of English picture books to your child, you will finally feel that they have reached the literacy stage.
As the number of recognized whole letters (words recognized as single pictures) increases, it sends signals to read them on its own.
This is the most effective time to start reading with your child in earnest.
--- p.231
Once your child is able to read more structured books, he or she will likely begin kindergarten or elementary school and have a wider circle of friends.
As you gain more experience at school, your mature concerns will also increase.
The English original also serves as a counseling tool for various growing concerns.
Mom's English also needs to focus on helping children express themselves in ways they find difficult to say out loud.
While reading, focus on 'Mom's English Conversation' where your child compares the book to his or her own experiences or shares his or her thoughts and feelings after reading.
It will help you improve your English skills and communicate with your child at the same time.
--- p.261
This book introduces a whopping 500 original English books, including 100 essential reading books and a series of recommended books.
Even if you want to read English books, you may feel overwhelmed at first.
But if you just refer to this book, it will be much easier to get started.
The most important thing is to enjoy the time spent reading with your child.
Time spent laughing, talking, and sharing thoughts is a great gift to a child.
--- p.388
Publisher's Review
From picture books to Newbery Medal winners, 100 English books suitable for children's level and tastes in one volume.
For several years now, books advocating the importance of 'Mom's English' have been gaining popularity.
There is a lot of information available on blogs, cafes, YouTube, etc.
The key is to engage with English books appropriate to your level! Just as reading appropriate to your level is crucial for mastering Korean and becoming fluent in writing and speaking, a similar approach is essential for truly mastering English.
This is because 'language learning' is something that is gradually acquired by listening, seeing, speaking stutterily, and reading imitatively like local children.
However, for new parents, it can be complicated and confusing to choose an English book that is appropriate for their child's level and what points to focus on when reading.
So, even though I don't have any money, I really want to send my child to an academy, an English kindergarten, or a foreign school.
This book, “100 Must-Read English Original Books for Children Ages 0-10,” is designed so that parents like you can follow along without any preparation.
From 0 years old (prenatal education) to 10 years old (3rd year of elementary school), and even further up to middle and high school, if you read along step by step according to your child's interests and level, it will guide you step by step to acquire the ability to listen to English, speak English, read English, write English, and even think and discuss in English and communicate with local people.
It is the best companion that kindly guides children from the stage of collecting background vocabulary by matching sounds and pictures to the stage of reading top-level literature and non-fiction composed of complex and difficult words.
It goes beyond simple book introductions and introduces a variety of activities that expand reading into daily life, such as mother-style post-reading activities based on the characteristics of the original English book, fun elements such as puppet shows and role-playing, various videos and audio files that can be used with the book, and strategies to increase the imprinting effect by linking it to physical activities such as coloring, toy making, and experiential activities.
The curriculum, which the author created through his own experiences with children and through repeated verification with countless children at English libraries and cafes, is designed to suit Korean children, from the 'word recognition stage' through picture books, to the 'storybook stage' for learning short sentences, the 'chapter book stage' for moving on to complex and profound topics, and a variety of 'level-specific English original books' that children can enjoy reading on their own.
Investing 30 minutes a day will not only improve your child's English skills,
The secret to eliciting thoughts, emotions, literacy, logic, empathy, and communication skills.
Why is reading English books with your child important? Being fluent in English isn't simply about having a good pronunciation or speaking like a native speaker.
In the end, it all comes down to 'writing in English'.
Writing must be mastered to think, express, communicate, and ultimately work with them.
The author's children, trained in reading English from a young age, have developed 'literary expressive skills' over the years.
This ability provided me with solid support when writing college entrance essays, papers, etc.
Writing skills developed through reading English books are the perfect culmination point for mastering English.
In that sense, the only English learning method that can surpass various English teaching methods such as videos, listening, and English kindergartens is 'reading English original texts'.
It's not just the child's English skills that grow.
The author said that, in fact, it was her mother who had grown the most over the years of reading English books.
At first, I was not confident because I was bad at English and my pronunciation was terrible, but by watching YouTube videos, using CDs, and working on activities with my child, my English skills gradually improved.
Now I have no fear of English and I don't have any difficulty communicating in English.
The first and only guide to making reading English books easier.
Beyond improving your English skills, reading English books has many other benefits.
First, it provides a foundation for language acquisition.
Second, it fosters imagination and creativity through text, pictures, and stories.
Third, strengthen the bond between parent and child by reading, playing, and doing activities together.
Fourth, by starting with short picture books and gradually reading books with more text and richer content, children gain a sense of accomplishment and develop a voluntary, self-directed learning attitude.
Fifth, it broadens the horizons of thought by allowing students to view English as a fun language rather than a subject to study, and solidifies their language skills accordingly.
This book is the best companion that kindly guides you to faithfully enjoy such effects.
For several years now, books advocating the importance of 'Mom's English' have been gaining popularity.
There is a lot of information available on blogs, cafes, YouTube, etc.
The key is to engage with English books appropriate to your level! Just as reading appropriate to your level is crucial for mastering Korean and becoming fluent in writing and speaking, a similar approach is essential for truly mastering English.
This is because 'language learning' is something that is gradually acquired by listening, seeing, speaking stutterily, and reading imitatively like local children.
However, for new parents, it can be complicated and confusing to choose an English book that is appropriate for their child's level and what points to focus on when reading.
So, even though I don't have any money, I really want to send my child to an academy, an English kindergarten, or a foreign school.
This book, “100 Must-Read English Original Books for Children Ages 0-10,” is designed so that parents like you can follow along without any preparation.
From 0 years old (prenatal education) to 10 years old (3rd year of elementary school), and even further up to middle and high school, if you read along step by step according to your child's interests and level, it will guide you step by step to acquire the ability to listen to English, speak English, read English, write English, and even think and discuss in English and communicate with local people.
It is the best companion that kindly guides children from the stage of collecting background vocabulary by matching sounds and pictures to the stage of reading top-level literature and non-fiction composed of complex and difficult words.
It goes beyond simple book introductions and introduces a variety of activities that expand reading into daily life, such as mother-style post-reading activities based on the characteristics of the original English book, fun elements such as puppet shows and role-playing, various videos and audio files that can be used with the book, and strategies to increase the imprinting effect by linking it to physical activities such as coloring, toy making, and experiential activities.
The curriculum, which the author created through his own experiences with children and through repeated verification with countless children at English libraries and cafes, is designed to suit Korean children, from the 'word recognition stage' through picture books, to the 'storybook stage' for learning short sentences, the 'chapter book stage' for moving on to complex and profound topics, and a variety of 'level-specific English original books' that children can enjoy reading on their own.
Investing 30 minutes a day will not only improve your child's English skills,
The secret to eliciting thoughts, emotions, literacy, logic, empathy, and communication skills.
Why is reading English books with your child important? Being fluent in English isn't simply about having a good pronunciation or speaking like a native speaker.
In the end, it all comes down to 'writing in English'.
Writing must be mastered to think, express, communicate, and ultimately work with them.
The author's children, trained in reading English from a young age, have developed 'literary expressive skills' over the years.
This ability provided me with solid support when writing college entrance essays, papers, etc.
Writing skills developed through reading English books are the perfect culmination point for mastering English.
In that sense, the only English learning method that can surpass various English teaching methods such as videos, listening, and English kindergartens is 'reading English original texts'.
It's not just the child's English skills that grow.
The author said that, in fact, it was her mother who had grown the most over the years of reading English books.
At first, I was not confident because I was bad at English and my pronunciation was terrible, but by watching YouTube videos, using CDs, and working on activities with my child, my English skills gradually improved.
Now I have no fear of English and I don't have any difficulty communicating in English.
The first and only guide to making reading English books easier.
Beyond improving your English skills, reading English books has many other benefits.
First, it provides a foundation for language acquisition.
Second, it fosters imagination and creativity through text, pictures, and stories.
Third, strengthen the bond between parent and child by reading, playing, and doing activities together.
Fourth, by starting with short picture books and gradually reading books with more text and richer content, children gain a sense of accomplishment and develop a voluntary, self-directed learning attitude.
Fifth, it broadens the horizons of thought by allowing students to view English as a fun language rather than a subject to study, and solidifies their language skills accordingly.
This book is the best companion that kindly guides you to faithfully enjoy such effects.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 21, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 392 pages | 658g | 152*215*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791166571701
- ISBN10: 116657170X
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