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by Elspeth Rae
Key Selling Points This decodable book includes features to accommodate struggling or dyslexic readers, such as comic-book-style illustrations, a highly-readable font with ample spacing, and shaded paper to reduce contrast between text and paper—all of which make this series more accessible. Targeted at struggling readers ages six to nine, the Meg and Greg series has a wide appeal to ELL readers, reluctant readers and at-level readers alike with its engaging and age-appropriate plots and low reading level that doesn’t demoralize or stigmatize struggling readers. Co-author Elspeth Rae is a teacher certified in using the Orton-Gillingham approach to teach children with dyslexia and other language-based learning difficulties. She is currently a literacy specialist teaching reading, spelling and writing to children ages five to thirteen. Elspeth Rae was diagnosed with dyslexia when she was eight years old. The Meg and Greg series is featured on the UFLI decodable text guide and has been included on The Reading League’s Decodable Text Resources Listing. This is the fourth book in the series. This book introduces the r-controlled vowels /ar/, /or/, /er/ and /air/.
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Like Meg and Greg, this classic focuses on the enduring bond between two friends through simple, accessible stories. It is perfect for early readers who appreciate gentle adventures and the importance of helping one another.
This book offers a similar transition from picture books to early chapter books with a humorous and lighthearted tone. Fans of Meg and Greg's problem-solving will enjoy the silly but high-stakes situations Mercy the pig finds herself in.
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Sharing the same sense of accessible adventure, this series features a strong protagonist who solves problems in her community. The short chapters and engaging illustrations mirror the supportive structure found in Meg and Greg.
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This early reader focuses on the relationship between two sisters and their daily lives, much like the interpersonal dynamics between Meg and Greg. It uses simple language and repetitive structures to build confidence in emerging readers.
This series highlights an unlikely friendship between two very different characters, echoing the collaborative spirit of Meg and Greg. The stories are told with wit and charm, making them delightful for readers who enjoy character-driven narratives.
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For readers who enjoy the visual support and lightheartedness of Meg and Greg, this graphic-novel-style early reader is a perfect match. It celebrates friendship and imaginative play through simple, repetitive dialogue.
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While even simpler in text, this series shares the 'shared reading' vibe where dialogue and character interaction are central. It focuses on two friends navigating small challenges with humor and heart.
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Fans of the 'Scarlet and the Ring' mystery element will enjoy this early reader detective series. It features a duo working together to solve neighborhood puzzles using logic and teamwork.
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