PageTurners Reading Levels: There are four different levels [and one “extended”]. All four levels are more accessible to beginners than most of the commercially available reading books. Note: The PageTurners levels are not related to CGEA levels, or any other kind of officially recognised levels.
- Level 1, Yellow cover Approx 100 words in length, 12-16 pages, up to 60 unique words.
- Level 2, Red cover: 100-200 words in length, 16-20 pages, up to 150 unique words.
- Level 3, Blue cover: 200-300 words in length, 16-20 pages, approx. 200 unique words.
- Level 4, Green cover: 400-600 words in length, 20-24 pages, approx. 300 unique words.
- Level 4 extended, Light Green cover: Longer stories, but with a unique word count of 300 words.
Level 1, Yellow Cover
Approx 100 words in length, 12-16 pages, up to 60 unique words.
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Add to cartI went to the bank for money and got a fright instead.
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How cameleers helped build Australia.
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About putting off a visit to the dentist.
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The drink machine never gives me what I want. It’s evil!
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A keen gardener enlists the help of a duck.
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She can't predict everything.
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what to do when the fish don’t bite
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Audio CD for the book “Fresh Fish”.
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Ken spends a night in a haunted house.
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Helping other people isn’t easy.
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Mick is a “waste of space” until he saves a little girl.
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Anna’s holiday was all work, cooking and cleaning.
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Luke was always in trouble for being late for work.
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About a man who learns to swim.
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Reasons why this guy likes his motor bike.
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Audio CD for the book “Motorbikes”.
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When Tony came to Australia he was young and alone. But that was a long time ago.
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The famous dog who lived in Western Australia.
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Would a robot make your life easier?
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The Todd River boat race in the desert.
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Scott is scared of spiders. His sister isn’t.
Level 2, Red cover
100-200 words in length, 16-20 pages, up to 150 unique words.
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Blood on the ground. Is it a murder?
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About learning to read.
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Two car thieves make a big mistake.
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A woman tricks her husband into learning to dance.
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A slight car accident leads to a strange discovery.
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Otus is a working dog. A story that rhymes.
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A teenager finds a creative way to get a drum kit.
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About dealing with bushfires.
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Soccer, rugby or Australian rules?
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Audio CD for the book “Football”.
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Max’s plan to have coffee with Maria falls through.
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Audio CD for the book “Good Morning Max”.
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He watches TV; she wants action.
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An email from a stranger promises to make Ned rich.
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Driving with no GPS in a strange city is difficult.
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Joyce got a kitten, and it ate and ate and ate.
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Life on the goldfields of the 1850s.
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Grandma’s revenge on her greedy grandson.
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Everyone wanted Kevin to cut his long hair.
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Steve talks all the time, until he meets a pretty girl.
Level 3, Blue Cover
200-300 words in length, 16-20 pages, approx. 200 unique words.
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Most accidents happen at home.
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Gino and Mario go bargain hunting and get a nasty surprise.
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Two girls steal a cat for the reward — and get a surprise.
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About the 19th century convicts sent to Australia.
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Cuc searches for the right kind of bed.
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Xmas 1975 in Darwin.
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Suzanne’s dream was to be a dancer. She quit her job to try and become one.
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“A dog’s life” is actually pretty good.
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She hates the beach but likes lifesavers.
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Audio CD for the book “I Hate the Beach”.
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Alone in the city Rosie was lonely, until she got a dog
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It’s my first time in a plane and I’m a little bit nervous…
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It's simple to rescue a cat stuck in a tree. Or is it?
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Walking in the bush, you need to be careful.
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Audio CD for the book “Snakes Alive!”.
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One woman’s way to get rid of her husband’s old car.
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A teenager goes on a sports camp.
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Going to a gym isn’t the only way to get strong.
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A mix up in an old folks’ home.
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About the origin of the expression “to tell a furphy”.
Level 4, Green Cover
400-600 words in length, 20-24 pages, approx. 300 unique words.
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Sue accidentally finds herself at a nude beach.
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The too-big TV causes some problems.
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Audio CD for the book “The Big TV”.
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Thongs (flip-flops) are banned at work, but not “bikini sandals”.
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After a burglary, Reg makes a false insurance claim.
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James Barry was a well-known British doctor in the 1800's.
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Greg’s dog Diggy goes everywhere with him. One day Diggy just disappears.
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Proposing to Jane wasn’t easy for Dave.
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Jenny’s new job was hard, but it was worth it in the end.
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Two girls travel in the outback.
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A cunning boss wants some free digging done.
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The story of Australia’s favourite racehorse.
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John’s love for telling scary stories backfires on him.
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A 19th century love story (based loosely on Loch Ard).
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Audio CD for the book “Shipwreck”.
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One tattoo branded him, but more made things worse.
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Playing on the trains was fun, until . . .
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Luke makes a list: 10 things to do before I turn 40.
Level 4 extended, Light Green Cover
Longer stories, but with a unique word count of 300 words.
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A story of indigenous land rights.
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Was Ned Kelly a hero or a villain?
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A larrikin hero of World War 1.