I had the Preschool Prep dvds which came with one sample book. When my daughter recognized the characters in the book with the tv. She fell in love with reading it over and over. So I got the full set and she loves reading them all. The print is big and bright and repetitive just enough across stories that she is able to read them all on her own. She had just turned 4 yrs old.

This is the best reading practice book I've used. I have a 4 yrs old in preschool and she is learning sight words. These books gets her so excited that she can "read" like a big kid. She gets so excited when she sees her sight words and she can actually read whole sentence all by herself. The positive motivation alone has made her carry these around for weeks and now she is ready for level 2. Her advancement is so fast that the motivation itself is worth it.

My 3 year old son is autistic and still learning to talk, and Preschool Prep Company products have been more helpful than anything else, including speech therapy. He and also my 1 year old daughter love to watch the DVDs; I enjoy them too. My kids like to look at the Easy Reader books, and my son can read most of the sight words on his own now, and a couple of the stories he can read through on his own. I'm extremely thankful for Preschool Prep Company. Helps my son a lot and I can tell he feels proud of himself.

Love them! Once your kids have learned the basic sight words, they're able to read through these comfortably, with moms help a little :) .

My son loves it. We started out watching the videos; at first he didn't seem interested in the videos(they were boring at first tbh) but I knew if I play it over and over it will somehow get to him! To my surprise, one day he suddenly pointed out one of the sight words: "have" (somewhere I can't recall where), but he read it "have"... I was shocked because he recognized it! Then I knew my strategy worked! So, I decided to buy this set of books, level 1. To my believe he knew how to read out loud the sight words at first try! I taught him some of the verbs he was stuck at and he memorized those as well! My 4 year old can actually read now! I'm so happy and proud of him!