First books for reading. Short classic texts for independent reading

The transition from reading words to text is not a methodological issue. It is simply practice. Just training. . . But there is a terrible lack of truly SHORT texts. After all, it is psychologically difficult for a child to get used to the number of words in stories. The setting "to read to the end" becomes a difficult task. And all the progress made begins to hit an insurmountable wall. . . We will try to help your child enter reading in such a way that it does not seem boring and overwhelming. Before you is a unique collection of short stories for children, mainly stories by Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy, for independent reading. Each such story is a small tale or a real event. . . Your child will gradually read stories of several levels of complexity. There are four in the book, each distinguished by its font size. The first level consists of stories of two to three sentences, simple in construction and mainly consisting of words with two and rarely three syllables without phonetic difficulties. The second level differs from the first only in the volume of text - there are one or two more sentences. Such gradual complicating, which the child will easily overcome, will give them confidence in their abilities and spark interest. Moreover, even the shortest and simplest story will be engaging for a beginning reader due to its plot. . .