Books for children learning to read on their own: early chapter books, funny series, comics and classic animal tales. Every book here is in the Tori catalog, and each line says why it fits.
Kindergartener Junie B. is not sure about riding the bus to school.
A pig who loves buttered toast saves the day when the bed falls through the floor.
A housekeeper does everything exactly as she is told, and chaos follows.
Greg Heffley records middle-school life in a journal full of doodles.
Two pranksters hypnotize their principal into a superhero in his underwear.
A police officer with a dog’s head fights crime in a comic-book adventure.
Mr Fox outwits three mean farmers who are determined to catch him.
A greedy crocodile tries one trick after another to catch children for lunch.
After a bulletin board falls on him, Stanley is only half an inch thick.
A pancake-loving detective solves a case of a missing picture.
A boy is called to the king’s castle to train an earth dragon.
Press the yellow dot, shake the book, and the dots change on the page.
Jack and Annie climb into a tree house and land in the age of dinosaurs.
A tiny, brave mouse sets out to rescue a princess.
Five new stories of two friends and their gardens, cookies and courage.
A lonely boy and his enormous dog become best friends.
Four orphans make a home in an abandoned boxcar in the woods.
Ramona starts kindergarten full of big ideas and sometimes gets into trouble.