Reading plays a pivotal role in the language acquisition journey of young Chinese learners. The initial step in the reading journey for young Chinese learners involves familiarizing them with words they encounter in their daily lives. This approach leverages visual aids such as pictures and pinyin (phonetic transcription) to scaffold their understanding and facilitate word recognition. By associating characters with familiar objects or concepts, children develop a sense of confidence and familiarity with the written language.

My Chinese Reading Books are designed for kids learn Chinese as an additional language and just start to read Chinese books. In this bundle of 3 levels, you can find 108 books that help young Chinese students to start their Chinese reading journey progressively. 

There are 3 levels in this bundle starting from the very first reading books that feature mostly Chinese words, to more advanced, yet still simple books with short but complete sentences. 

Simplified Text 

Each page contains 1-7 words, making complete sentences. Young readers can easily read the texts. The book pages vary based on the level from 6-10 pages. 

Familiar Topics 

all the content showcase subjects young learners are familiar with in their daily lives, which help establish connections between the words and the subjects.  

Pinyin Assistance 

There are two versions for each book, one with pinyin, and the other without. Pinyin is provided alongside characters, aiding pronunciation and comprehension.  

Visual Support 

Rich illustrations accompany the text, reinforcing vocabulary through visual association. 

High-Frequency Word Repetition 

The series emphasizes the repetition of high-frequency words, and the use of predictable language helps children develop reading skills in understanding and prediction.

Video Pronunciation Assistance 

For each book, there is a video which can be used as an assistance for kids to master the pronunciation if necessary.

If you are helping your kids to read Chinese, this series of 36 books, together with the other books at previous levels, are perfect. 

What's more, you'll get a reading log and a reading chart to keep track of your children's reading. 

As we all know, reading one book does not get kids into reading. Encouraging kids to read requires providing them with abundant supply of reading books. Surround them with books and ask them to read daily. Once a habit of reading is established, a child seeks to read more without being told. 

That is what we want for our children.