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A hilarious family tale from beloved author Michael Rosen now in a hi-lo, dyslexia-frie...
An escapee ostrich has holed up in Pudding Lane School! Can Ross and Katie save Mad Iri...
A little mouse searches for the courage to save her home and make her squeak heard, in ...
When Magicat is knocked off his witch’s broom by a stray firework, he has no way of g...
Mary Leary is in big trouble with Mammy for giving herself a haircut! Mrs Doyle meets H...
Helped by his grandma, Josh finds a way to quieten his overactive ‘Brian’ in a gent...
History and myth entwine in this atmospheric tale of freedom and friendship from bestse...
Pack of 5 books with dyslexia-friendly layout, typeface and paperstock for 10 to 14 yea...
A powerful drama of love, loss, family and friendship - inspired by a tremendously movi...
A gorgeous new Little Gem from Jonathan Meres, inspired by his father's 50 years as a m...
International bestseller Cornelia Funke returns in another laugh-out-loud swashbuckling...
When Captain Firebeard and the crew of the Horrible Haddock kidnap young Molly Rogers t...
Patrick wakes up to see a tiny dragon chased out of his storybook by a tiny knight…Dy...
Two friends looking after one little sister face an elephant when it turns out she’s ...
Karen McCombie explores identity, friendship and fresh starts in this touching tale per...
Barrington Stoke is an independent publisher dedicated to cracking reading. They know that every parent wants their child to become a reader, and every teacher wants their students to make the jump from learning to read to loving to read. Their books are commissioned, edited and designed to break down the barriers that can stop this happening, from dyslexia and visual stress to simple reluctance.
The tricks used to make the books accessible include:
• Short word lengths so readers can enjoy the achievement of finishing a book
• Lots of chapter breaks so readers can take a rest
• Special edit processes, with trialling by children of the correct reading age
• Cream paper which minimises glare
• Dyslexia-friendly font
• Special line, character and paragraph spacing
• Lots of illustration in lower reading-age titles to help with understanding
