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by - written on 03/02/09 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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The Story of Chocolate by C.J. Polin ***The Book*** Luckily both of my children love reading - however, my son prefers non-fiction and when he first started to read alone I bought him a few of these Dorling Kindersley Reader books. The books are based upon non-fiction themes in an easy to read format. There are five levels: Pre-level 1 - Learning to read Level 1 - Beginning to read Level 2 - Beginning to read alone Level 3 - Reading alone Level 4 - Proficient readers I bought him this book on Chocolate (level 3) as it is a subject close to my heart and also because I thought it would be good ... Read the complete review
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