UPDATE: We are pleased to announce that a number of new books have been added to the RRL. Look out for the 'NEW' symbol! *
Level 2A
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Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? |
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Bill Martin Jr and Eric Carle |
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A fantastic rhyming book full of wonderfully colourful animals. |
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Rosie's Walk |
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Pat Hutchins |
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Rosie the hen decides to wander around the farmyard, but watch out! There’s a sneaky fox out to get her. |
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Titch |
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Pat Hutchins |
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Titch is the smallest in his family and always gets the smallest things, but when he plants a tiny seed something special happens. |
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Clifford the Big Red Dog |
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Norman Bridwell |
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Clifford isn’t just big, he’s enormous! |
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I Want My Hat Back
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Jon Klassen |
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A bear has lost his favourite hat. He asks all the animals he meets if they have seen it. Will the animals help him find it or . . . ? |
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I Like It When . . . |
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Mary Murphy |
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Baby penguin talks about all the nice things that he likes to do with his mother. Which do you think is his favourite? |
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This Is the Bear |
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Sarah Hayes and Helen Craig |
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Dog pushes Bear into the bin, and poor Bear ends up at the rubbish dump. |
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Pete the Cat: Pete's Big Lunch (I Can Read) |
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James Dean |
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It’s lunchtime, and Pete the cat is famished. Watch him make the biggest, most amazing sandwich that you’ve ever seen! |
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A Dark, Dark Tale |
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Ruth Brown |
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A spooky book that will surprise you! |
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Go, Dog. Go! |
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P D Eastman |
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High speed hounds who like to race round and round. Don’t miss them! |
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Mr Tiger Goes Wild 
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Peter Brown |
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Mr Tiger is bored of being a polite tiger. He wants to go WILD! But will the other animals be able to accept him as he truly is? |
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There's a Nightmare in My Closet |
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Mercer Mayer |
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You might be scared of monsters, but they might be even more scared of you. |
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Penguin |
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Polly Dunbar |
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No matter what Ben does Penguin won’t talk. |
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Mr Gumpy's Outing |
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John Burningham |
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When Mr Gumpy decides to go out on his boat everyone wants to come along. |
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar |
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Eric Carle |
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A caterpillar gets bigger and bigger, eating so much food that he might even explode! |
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Not Now, Bernard |
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David McKee |
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Bernard’s parents never listen to him, not even when he tells them that there’s a great big, hungry-looking monster in the back garden. |
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Jump, Frog, Jump! |
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Robert Kalan and Byron Barton |
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Frog jumps into the pond, then more and more things keep happening – try to keep up! |
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The Fat Cat Sat on the Mat (I Can Read) |
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Nurit Karlin |
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When the cat is left home alone all sorts of trouble starts! |
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The Magic Porridge Pot (Read It Yourself: Level 1) |
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Ladybird |
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A strange old woman gives a poor, hungry girl a magic pot that makes porridge. But the girl’s mum doesn’t know how to make it stop. |
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Green Eggs and Ham |
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Dr Seuss |
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Would you eat green eggs and ham? No? But they’re delicious, don’t you know? |
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Diary of a Wombat |
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Jackie French and Bruce Whatley |
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Eight days in the life of one of Australia’s best-known animals, as told by the wombat herself. |
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How to Catch a Star
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Oliver Jeffers |
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A boy loves stars so much that he decides to try catching one for himself. Will he succeed? |
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The Cat in the Hat |
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Dr Seuss |
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Everyone’s favourite cat helps you read and rhyme. |
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A Color of His Own
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Leo Lionni |
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Some birds are green. Some fish are red. But what about the chameleon? |
* Please note that the implementation date for the revised RRL varies between regions. Both the latest edition and the 2017 edition are available on the 'Download the RRL' page.
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