100 Words We Read

Discover the joy of learning with 100 Words We Read, a durable hardback picture book designed to ignite a love of language in young learners. This educational title introduces 100 essential words across familiar topics—family, home, food, clothes, modes of transport, and even the human body—through bright, friendly illustrations. Ideal for preschoolers and other early readers, it invites little hands to explore, name, and count while building confidence in communication and literacy. Written with simple, friendly language, 100 Words We Read pairs each word with a bright illustration and a clear label, making it easy for little ones to connect image and word. The book is organized around familiar topics—family, home, food, clothes, transport, life in the body—and it also includes animals and birds, offering a broad vocabulary in a warm, accessible flow. The design invites exploration: read aloud, point to pictures, count along, and watch vocabulary grow as the pace stays gentle and engaging. As a member of the 100 First Concepts series, this hardback offers a reliable platform for early literacy. The combination of concise text, vivid illustrations, and labeled pictures supports word-picture association and practical counting skills, while keeping the experience fun and doable for parents, caregivers, and educators to use at home or in the classroom. 100 essential words with clear labels and captivating illustrations Covers topics such as family, home, food, clothes, transport, the human body, animals, and birds Word–picture association support and counting practice built in Durable hardback format designed for little hands and daily use Accessible, friendly reading experience ideal for home reading or classroom activities Part of the 100 First Concepts series, a six-book collection that builds foundational skills After finishing 100 Words We Read, young readers gain confidence naming everyday objects, expanding their vocabulary, and approaching reading with curiosity. The gentle, playful journey fosters a love of words and sets the stage for lifelong learning, inviting children to keep exploring the world one word at a time.