Really Readable Online Books for Children with Dyslexia
We’re excited to announce the arrival of a new series of Really Readable online books for children with dyslexia. Designed to support the reading development of dyslexic children, as well as other learning differences, the accessible readers are a welcome addition to our growing library of over 3500 online books!
The Really Readable series from BookLife Publishing includes 15 fiction and non-fiction books for reading ages 7–9.
Each book in the series features:
Dyslexia-friendly fonts and increased spacing to improve readability and make the text feel less crowded
Off-white backgrounds to improve text contrast and avoid overstimulating readers
Simplified page layouts to reduce distractions and aid in concentration.
The series has been carefully created in line with the guidelines set out in the British Dyslexia Association’s Dyslexia-Friendly Style Guide.
The books in the Really Readable series for children with dyslexia have large fonts and simple layouts to improve readability.
We’re thrilled to be making our library even more inclusive for children with different learning abilities. To start exploring our accessible readers, check out the list of titles below in the Reading Eggs Library.
New to Reading Eggs? Sign up for a free trial and get free access for 30 days to explore these titles, along with our self-paced online reading lessons!
7 Non-Fiction Books for Dyslexic Children
Meditation is a great way of caring for yourself, and there are lots of different ways to try it. Learn all about them in this book and get ready to try them out too!
5 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 560L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
When we throw something in the rubbish, it goes straight into landfill. But for some things, there could be a new life awaiting them. Help to save the planet, recycle what you can and find out about recycling journeys!
3 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 570L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
Let’s explore a marvelous aquarium! Aquariums look after animals that live in the sea – from fish to whales to sharks and jellyfish. Aquariums try to protect animals and make sure they have everything they need to live.
6 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 620L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
Antarctica is one of the coldest and windiest places on Earth. Find out all about the animals and plants that live there, as well as the brave people that have explored the icy continent.
5 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 630L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
From the hopping red kangaroo to the burrowing wombat, marsupials are an amazing group of animals. Discover the unique traits that make these animals so special.
4 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 640L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
The Romans left a huge mark on the world, which we can still see today. From building roads to clever weapons, learn all about how the Romans dominated many years ago.
3 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 8
Lexile: 670L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
The Wonderful World of Inventions
Most things that you own were invented by someone. From the TV in your lounge to the microwave in your kitchen, they all started as just a tiny idea in someone else’s mind. It’s time to dive into the world of inventors and inventions!
5 chapters
29 pages
Reading age: 9
Lexile: 840L
Read-aloud feature: No
Non-Fiction
8 Dyslexia-Friendly Fiction Books For Kids
The Sun has stopped working, but the Prime Minister knows just who to call…
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 490L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
Lexy wants to be just like her mother – she wants magical powers! In order to get magical powers, Lexy must reach the top of Mount Olympus. Will Lexy make it to the top?
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 490L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
The Dame of Faketown decides that nobody is allowed to walk on the floor. What will her people do?
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 510L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
Grome is the monster that all other monsters fear. He is the one that wakes them up with a big trombone. But one day the trombone goes missing…
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 520L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
Taylor’s family are going sailing for the day. At least, that’s what they think…
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 550L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
When a storm strikes Cosmos Bay, Laura’s parents leave her in charge. She can handle it, right? After all: it’s just Laura…and a pack of wild dogs, a few geckos and a pair of grumpy buffaloes. What could possibly go wrong?
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 580L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
Flynn and the Bubble Gum Balloon
Flynn wanted to blow a bubble so big that it would lift him off the ground. But Flynn wasn’t prepared for the adventure his bubble was about to take him on…
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 590L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
Chameleon Kid and The Shock can never just enjoy a normal day at school. Join them as they battle stink bombs, burps and explosions. It’s time for Chameleon Kid and The Shock to save the day – AGAIN!
1 chapter
29 pages
Reading age: 7
Lexile: 620L
Read-aloud feature: No
Fiction
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Helpful Hints for Using the Really Readable Books for Dyslexic Children at Home
BookLife Publishing has provided these helpful hints to support your dyslexic child’s reading efforts:
Try to provide a quiet space for your child to read, with as few distractions as possible
Try to allow your child as much time as they need to decode the letters and words on the page
Reading with a learning disability can be frustrating and difficult. Try to let your child take short, managed breaks between reading sessions if they begin to feel frustrated
Build your child’s confidence with positive praise and encouragement throughout.
Discover more tips about dyslexia and learning to read and simple strategies to use at home to give dyslexic children the best possible start on their reading journey.
Testimonials From Parents of Children With Dyslexia
“My son was diagnosed as severely dyslexic at 8 years old. Although he had specialized tutors, he also enjoyed using Reading Eggs for practice and kept going with it into his late teens without any coaxing. He found it fun.”
– Marianne
“My daughter is dyslexic and struggles with reading. I homeschool her due to classes being so large she does not get the one-on-one she needs to succeed. Since starting Reading Eggs she has excelled dramatically and loves to read and spell. Absolutely love this program. She looks forward to her course every day. Thank you for giving her a chance to learn and grow!”
– Felisha
“I have a son with autism and dyslexia. He has a hard time pronouncing letters and spelling. With this app he has improved, he is also now reading short easy sentences.”
– Maria
“My daughter was diagnosed with dyslexia at the beginning of the school year. I used Reading Eggs as a supplement to her lessons. She has come up 83 on the Lexile. This is an awesome program.”
– Jennifer
“This reading program has helped my dyslexic son go from being a non-reader to reading in three months!”
– Megan
“My daughter is in kindergarten and started falling behind in her reading. She was really struggling. Her teacher and doctor wanted her evaluated for dyslexia, but most resources are overwhelmed [and she couldn't get an evaluation] for 6–12 months. I started [to] research and came across an article that listed apps that could be helpful for kids with dyslexia. Reading Eggs was on that list, so I gave it a try. She played it all weekend long for hours. Normally I wouldn’t want her on her iPad for so long, but she was progressing, dramatically! You can’t believe the difference it made! It’s been two weeks and she went from not being able to put sounds together to reading short sentences now. I am so relieved and excited, and she loves the app. I am so grateful.”
– Tiffany
Start your FREE 30‑day trial of Reading Eggs today!
Reading Eggs makes learning to read easy and fun with self‑paced online lessons, interactive activities and exciting rewards that motivate children of all reading abilities to improve their skills. Start your free trial of the multi‑award winning program today.
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