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First Reading: Level Four. In this Russian folktale, Baba Yaga zooms through the forest in her flying pot. Her hair is greasy. Her hands are warty. Her nose reaches down to her chin. And poor Tasha has been sent into the forest to find her. Building readers’ stamina still further with all 48 pages devoted to the story (up to 750 words).
The narrative is more developed, there is more text on the page, and sentence structure and vocabulary are more descriptive. Original fiction, folk tales and fairytales coupled with terrific illustrations will provide plenty of variety for the reader. Will be enjoyed with equal enthusiasm if read alone or together with a parent.
Other First Reading Level 4 titles include Percy and The Pirates , The Emperor and The Nightingale , and The Hare & The Tortoise .
Based upon a Russian folk tale, this story follows Tasha, who is sent into the woods to visit the flying witch Baba Yaga by her evil stepmother, with only a cat, a dog and a magic doll to help her escape. It is intended for children who are beginning to read. It provides clear text accompanied by original illustrations by Sara Rojo.
Based upon a Russian folk tale, this story follows Tasha, who is sent into the woods to visit the flying witch Baba Yaga by her evil stepmother, with only a cat, a dog and a magic doll to help her escape. It is intended for children who are beginning to read.
Baba Yaga, the Flying Witch features in the following genres: Traditional Tales
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Baba Yaga, the Flying Witch was written by and published by Usborne Publishing Ltd
Baba Yaga, the Flying Witch has 48 pages
Yes it is part of Usborne First Reading. series
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