🌟 Little Reader Library
Fun and Easy Stories for All Ages
Standard 1
Anna has a big red balloon. She takes it to the park, but the wind blows, and the balloon flies away. Anna runs after it. A boy sees the balloon, catches it, and gives it back to Anna. She smiles and says, “Thank you!”
Tom sees a small, white cat in the garden. It is sleeping under a tree. Tom gives the cat some milk. The cat wakes up, drinks the milk, purrs, and rubs against Tom.
Mira has a new pink bag. She puts her books and pencils inside and goes to school with her brother. At school, she shows her bag to her friends. They say, “Your bag is very pretty!”
Ben sees a rainbow in the sky with seven colours. He tells his sister to look. She says, “Wow! It is so beautiful!”
Sara is helping her mother in the kitchen. She washes the vegetables and puts them in a basket. Her mother smiles and says, “Thank you, Sara.” Sara feels happy and proud.
Ali goes to the zoo with his father. He sees a lion, a giraffe, and a monkey. The monkey is eating a banana. Ali laughs when the monkey jumps and makes a funny face.
Lina loves to draw. She has many crayons and colour pencils. She draws a big sun, a blue sky, and green trees. Her teacher sees the picture and says, “Good job, Lina!”
Standard 2
David wakes up early every morning. He brushes his teeth, takes a bath, and eats breakfast. Then he puts on his school uniform and packs his bag. His mother walks with him to the bus stop. David waves goodbye and gets on the school bus.
Jenny has a pet rabbit named Snowy. Snowy is white and fluffy. Every day, Jenny feeds Snowy carrots and cleans his cage. Snowy likes to hop around the garden, and Jenny loves playing with him after school.
It was a rainy day, and Sam and his sister stayed indoors. They played board games and read storybooks. Their mother made hot soup for lunch. Sam said, “This is the best rainy day ever!”
Liam loves to ride his bicycle. Every weekend, he goes to the park with his father. They ride together along the bike path. Liam’s father teaches him how to ride faster and brake safely. After riding, they rest under a tree and drink some water. Liam enjoys spending time with his father.
Tommy is going on a trip with his family. They are driving to the beach. Tommy loves the beach because he can play in the sand and swim in the sea. When they arrive, Tommy runs to the water and jumps in with his float. His parents watch him from the shore. Tommy has a lot of fun at the beach.
Form 1
The ancient city of Rome was built on seven hills and became one of the greatest empires in history. The Romans were known for their advanced architecture, including aqueducts, roads, and monumental buildings like the Colosseum. At its peak, the Roman Empire stretched across much of Europe, parts of Africa, and Asia. However, over time, the empire weakened due to internal conflicts, invasions by barbarian tribes, and economic problems. In 476 AD, the last Roman emperor was overthrown, marking the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
Sarah sat by the window, watching the dark clouds roll in. The sky had been clear and sunny just moments ago, but now it was covered in shades of grey. She knew a storm was coming. Her grandmother had always told her to prepare before the storm arrived. Sarah quickly closed the windows, secured the doors, and gathered a flashlight and some blankets. As the wind picked up, she heard the first rumble of thunder in the distance. Sarah didn’t mind storms; they fascinated her. She sat by the window, waiting to watch the lightning dance across the sky.
Harry Potter
The Mystery of the Lost Spellbook
It was a chilly evening at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry Potter sat in the Gryffindor common room, flipping through his History of Magic textbook, when Ron and Hermione rushed in, looking worried.
“Harry, we need your help,” said Hermione, her eyes wide with concern. “The most important spellbook in the library is missing!”
Ron nodded in agreement. “Professor Flitwick says it’s a powerful book, full of ancient spells. No one knows where it went.”
Harry looked up from his book. “What’s so special about this spellbook?”
Hermione explained, “The book was said to have been written by the founders of Hogwarts themselves! It contains spells that haven’t been seen for centuries. If it falls into the wrong hands, it could cause serious problems.”
Harry, Ron, and Hermione quickly decided to investigate. They went to the library, where Madam Pince, the librarian, was pacing anxiously.
“We’ve searched everywhere,” Madam Pince said. “It was here this morning, and now… it’s gone.”
The trio began searching the rows of bookshelves, their eyes scanning each book for any clue. Hermione was the first to notice something strange. A dusty old book was out of place. It was an empty, thick leather-bound book that hadn’t been checked out in years.
“That’s odd,” Hermione murmured. “This book wasn’t here before.”
As she opened the book, a golden light flashed, and a soft voice whispered, “Return what was taken.”
Suddenly, the floor beneath them began to shake. Harry grabbed Ron and Hermione’s arms, and they backed away. The lights flickered, and a hidden door behind the bookshelves opened.
“That’s where the book must be!” Harry said.
They cautiously stepped into the dark passage. The air was cold, and a faint glow lit their way. At the end of the passage, they found the missing spellbook, sitting on a pedestal.
“Well, that was easy,” Ron said, but Hermione frowned.
“This doesn’t feel right. Someone is trying to use the book for something dark.”
Just then, a shadow moved in the corner of the room. Someone had been waiting for them. It was Draco Malfoy, with a wicked grin on his face.
“Well done, Potter,” Draco sneered. “But it’s too late. The book’s magic is already mine.”
Harry and his friends drew their wands. A new adventure had just begun.
黄次坐 — Huáng Cìzuò
梁佩筹 — Liáng Pèichóu
徐庆得 — Xú Qìngdé
何玉德 — Hé Yùdé
林玉珍 — Lín Yùzhēn
陆金海 — Lù Jīnhǎi
李爱丽 — Lǐ Àilì
黄美珍 — Huáng Měizhēn
陈嘉伟 — Chén Jiāwěi
黄美珍 — Huáng Měizhēn
王家欣 — Wáng Jiāxīn