I Want a Tall Tower!

A classic fairy tale retold for early independent readers, featuring simple sentences and phonics-aligned vocabulary. Follow Rapunzel as she escapes the wicked witch with the help of a brave prince.

A simplified retelling of the classic fairy tale for early readers. Rapunzel is trapped in a tower by a grumpy witch until a brave prince finds a way to reach her. It's a cheerful and easy-to-read story about friendship and freedom.

Max uses his toolbox and favorite tools to build a cozy treehouse high up in the oak tree.

A classic fairy tale retold for fluent readers, following Rapunzel, a girl with long golden hair, as she escapes a wicked witch's tower, reunites with a prince, and finds freedom and happiness.

A simple picture book retelling of Rapunzel, designed to introduce early readers to phonics through visual identification of letter-objects in each scene. Featuring bright visuals and a gentle narrative, it guides children through Rapunzel's story while subtly highlighting letter sounds.

On a cold, rainy day, Max turns his disappointment into creativity by using living room furniture, to build the perfect home...a pillow fort!

A simple, factual picture book introducing young readers to giraffes, describing their physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and social behavior.

A classic fairy tale retold for independent readers, exploring themes of confinement, courage, and true freedom as Rapunzel escapes the witch's tower and finds love and a life beyond her gilded cage.

Max has to follow the directions to deliver a special package to Sandy Shell Island. But can he remember which way to go?

Join Max, a curious light-blue rabbit, as he explores the sky in various flying objects. This simple picture book uses repetitive sentences to introduce young readers to sky vehicles and vocabulary in a playful and predictable way.

A playful twist on Rapunzel that teaches the /eə/ sound through repetition, rhyme, and gentle slapstick.

This fun adventure follows Max as he travels into town to meet his brother Tom, giving early readers lots of chances to see and say words that start with the letter t. Through bright illustrations and simple t words on each page, children learn to recognize the letter t and hear its sound /t/ while enjoying Max’s trip into town.