Amelia Harris – illustratör

Bella’s life in the big city is fine. Though her mom died last year, she still has her friends. She still has her school. But when Dad’s aunt dies, leaving him her house across the country, Dad says it’s a sign for them to go home. Bella does not know what he means. The big city is her home. But Dad’s decision is final: They’re moving to a place called Driftwood Bay. At first, Bella is determined to hate the sleepy seaside town. Then a strange message in a bottle washes up at her feet . . . Characterized by exciting, fast-paced plots and age-appropriate themes, Lighthouse’s Hi-Lo books are both engaging and easy to read. Short chapters, simple sentence structures, and an accessible format make these books perfect for lower tween reluctant readers. Lighthouse books are written at a 1st- to 2nd-grade reading level with an interest level of ages 7 and up.

Bella’s life in the big city is fine. Though her mom died last year, she still has her friends. She still has her school. But when Dad’s aunt dies, leaving him her house across the country, Dad says it’s a sign for them to go home. Bella does not know what he means. The big city is her home. But Dad’s decision is final: They’re moving to a place called Driftwood Bay. At first, Bella is determined to hate the sleepy seaside town. Then a strange message in a bottle washes up at her feet . . . Characterized by exciting, fast-paced plots and age-appropriate themes, Lighthouse’s Hi-Lo books are both engaging and easy to read. Short chapters, simple sentence structures, and an accessible format make these books perfect for lower tween reluctant readers. Lighthouse books are written at a 1st- to 2nd-grade reading level with an interest level of ages 7 and up.

When you get a brand-new scaley, furry or fluffy friend, they become part of the family. It is important to know exactly what your new pet needs to be happy and healthy. This book will tell you everything you need to know!

Bella did not want to leave the city. But Dad’s aunt had died and left them her house. Dad said it was a sign. Time to go home. Bella did not know what that meant. To Bella, this was home. Not the house of some old woman she had never met. Not the beach. But nothing Bella said would change Dad’s mind. So, Bella was off to start a new life in Driftwood Bay. Whether she wanted to or not. There was not much to do in this sleepy seaside town. That was, until a strange bottle washed up at her feet?

This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to s/a/t/p sounds. Pat the dog goes to a water tap when she hears a noise. But Pat soon discovers a different source of the tapping. The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities. This Read and Grow book is aligned to reading levels of K–1 and interest levels of PreK–2.

This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to g/o/c/k sounds. Kim is cooking a tasty cod in her kitchen. But her cat thinks it looks good, too. The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities. This Read and Grow book is aligned to reading levels of K–1 and interest levels of PreK–2.

This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to ow/oi sounds. Kat the Cow buys a beautiful gown to go to town. But when the cow falls in mud, what will she do? The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities. This Read and Grow book is aligned to reading levels of K–1 and interest levels of PreK–2.

This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to ai/ee sounds. The Queen wants to see the coral reef. But can the ship handle the dangerous area? The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities. This Read and Grow book is aligned to reading levels of K–1 and interest levels of PreK–2.

This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to ure/er sounds. Tim and Ned race to the tower in their heavy armor. Tim relies on his strength and speed. But Ned uses his brain. Who will win the race? The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and a phonics activity. This Read and Grow book is aligned to reading levels of K–1 and interest levels of PreK–2.

This fully decodable phonics book focuses on blending sounds. Snail is sad that she is not as strong or fast as other animals. But Fox sets up a contest to prove that Snail has great skills, too. The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of how to blend, and comprehension questions. This Read and Grow book is aligned to reading levels of K–1 and interest levels of PreK–2.