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The Red Well-Read Reader

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Introduction

The Red Well-Read Reader starts off with stories having the short “a” sound. To illustrate, Story 1 has a preponderance of words ending with “ab,” such as cab, lab, and nab. And Story 2 has a preponderance of words ending in “ack” or “ac,” such as back, rack, and sacroiliac. There are twenty such groups in all. Systematically, they cover the entire phonological and phonemic makeup of the English language.​ These features are explained by the spokeswoman in the video below —

 Other Unique Features:

  • Appeals to everyone, including parents as the play on words keeps everyone engaged.

  • Challenges the Precocious: Some stories are designed to stretch even the most advanced students.

  • Individual Growth: Each student benefits according to his or her effort, age, and God-given ability.​

The Read Well-Read Reader Cover

TRWRR

VARIOUS FORMS and APPLICATIONS​​

TRWRR
Various Forms
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