Green Light Readers

Developed with Harcourt School Publishers,
the leader in reading education

Tick Tock
David K. Williams Illustrated by Laura Ovresat

24 pages
Ages: 4 to 6 years

Four friends have to clean the house quickly--before Mom gets home!

Hardcover - $12.95
0-15-205581-9 | 978-0-15-205581-3

Paperback - $3.95
0-15-205605-X | 978-0-15-205605-6

The Picnic
David K. Williams Illustrated by Laura Ovresat

24 pages
Ages: 4 to 6 years

Four friends work together to prepare a tasty picnic lunch.

Hardcover - $12.95
0-15-205776-5 | 978-0-15-205776-3

Paperback - $3.95
0-15-205782-X | 978-0-15-205782-4

See all Level 1 Green Light Readers

My Robot
Eve Bunting Illustrated by Dagmar Fehlau

24 pages
Ages: 5 to 7 years

A robot can do a lot of things. But what is the very best thing this robot can do?

Hardcover - $12.95
0-15-205593-2 | 978-0-15-205593-6

Paperback - $3.95
0-15-205617-3 | 978-0-15-205617-9

On the Way to the Pond
Angela Shelf Medearis Illustrated by Lorinda Bryan Cauley

32 pages
Ages: 5 to 7 years

When Tess Tiger goes on a picnic with her friend Herbert Hippo, she brings along four very important things. You'll never guess what they are!

Hardcover - $12.95
0-15-205599-1 | 978-0-15-205599-8

Paperback - $3.95
0-15-205623-8 | 978-0-15-205623-0

See all Level 2 Green Light Readers

Why Green Light Readers Is the Best Series for Your New Reader

•	Created exclusively for beginning readers by some of the biggest and brightest names in children’s books.
•	Reinforces reading skills your child is learning in school
•	Encourages children to read—and finish—books by themselves
•	Offers extra enrichment through fun, age-appropriate activities unique to each story.
•	Incorporates characteristics of the Reading Recovery program used by educators
•	Developed with Harcourt School Publishers and credentialed educational consultants

Five Tips to Help Your Child Become a Great Reader

•	Get involved. Reading aloud to and with your child is just as important as encouraging your child to read independently.
•	Be curious. Ask questions about what your child is reading.
•	Make reading fun. Allow your child to pick books on subjects that interest her or him.
•	Words are everywhere—not just in books. Practice reading signs, packages, and cereal boxes with your child.
•	Set a good example. Make sure your child sees YOU reading.

Praise for the Green Light Readers series

"A must have for any family with a beginning reader."

—Boston Sunday Herald

"You can't go wrong with adding several copies of these terrific books to your beginning—to—read collection."

—School Library Journal

"A winner for the beginner."

—Booklist