Little Red Riding Hood is on her way to Grandma’s, but the big, bad wolf gets there first! What will happen to Grandma and Little Red? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

While Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear are away, Goldilocks makes herself at home in their cottage! As she explores, Goldilocks finds that Baby Bear’s things are “just right” for her, but what happens when the bears return home? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

The Little Mermaid wants to know what the world is like above the sea, but in order to find out, she must give up her voice. Then she falls in love with a human prince. How can she tell him how she feels without her voice? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

Foolish Jack sells the family cow for silly, magic beans. His mother is furious! But then the beans grow a magic beanstalk that leads to riches . . . if Jack can escape the mean giant at the top! With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

Cinderella wants to go to the ball, but her stepsisters say no! Then a fairy godmother comes to make Cinderella’s dreams come true. But what happens when the clock strikes 12 and the magic ends? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

A mean and lonely Beast makes a deal with an old man who's trespassing, and the man's daughter must pay the price! But when the girl, named Beauty, meets the Beast, she sees that there is more to him than meets the eye. With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

When a poor man tries to take vegetables from a witch’s garden, the witch takes his daughter! The witch locks little Rapunzel in a tower. Years later, a prince discovers her there, and they hatch a plan for her escape. With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

Snow White’s evil stepmother, the queen, wants her gone! Snow White runs to a little cottage in the woods where she meets seven kind friends. But what happens when the queen comes to Snow White’s door with a poisoned apple? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

The three billy goat brothers want to cross the bridge to eat the sweet grass on the other side, but the mean troll won’t let them! Can the billy goat brothers outsmart the troll to get across the bridge? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

After their wicked stepmother leaves Hansel and Gretel in the woods, the brother and sister ask for help at a cottage. But can they trust the strange old woman who lives inside? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

The three little pigs build three new houses—one with straw, one with sticks, and one with bricks. When the big bad wolf comes along, the pigs learn a lesson about good construction! With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!

It’s time for the prince to marry, but his family insists that only a true princess will do. The prince’s mother comes up with a test to find out if his pick for a bride is a real princess. Will the princess pass the test? With a low word count and charming illustrations, First Reader Fairy Tales provide the next step after decodables and offer fun and achievable reading adventures!