The Big Woolly Sweater
No. of pages 31
Published: 2008
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In "The Big Woolly Sweater" by Damian Harvey, a little sheep named Bert discovers a cozy, oversized sweater that becomes his favorite item to wear. As Bert proudly shows off his new sweater to his friends, he realizes that it's not just about the comfort but also about the joy of sharing it with others. The story explores themes of friendship, individuality, and the warmth that comes from caring for one another. Through charming illustrations and a delightful narrative, young readers learn about the importance of kindness and community while enjoying Bert’s whimsical adventures in his big woolly sweater. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book features in the following series: Reading Corner, Reading Corner Grade 2 .
This book has been graded for interest at 6 years.
There are 31 pages in this book. This book was published in 2008 by Sea to Sea Publications .
Damian Harvey has worked as a hospital radio presenter, painter-decorator, and swimming instructor, as well as writing several books for children. He lives in Blackpool, Lancashire. Dereen Taylor has been writing and editing children's books for more than fifteen years. Mike Spoor has been illustrating children's books since 1992, and has completed hundreds of publications worldwide, in traditional and digital formats.
This book is in the following series:
Reading Corner
Reading Corner has been structured to provide maximum support for new readers. The stories may be used by adults for sharing with young children. Primarily, however, the stories are designed for newly independent readers, whether they are reading these books in bed at night, or in the reading corner at school or in the library. Starting to read alone can be a daunting prospect. Reading Corner helps by providing visual support and repeating words and phrases, while making reading enjoyable. These books will develop confidence in the new reader, and encourage a love of reading that will last a lifetime!' Reading Corner covers three grades of early reading ability, with three levels at each grade. Each level has a certain number of words per story, indicated by the number of bars on the spine of the book, to allow you to choose the right book for a young reader.
