The Child's pretty picture book : containing amusing and instructive lessons, in words not exceeding three syllables each.

Pretty stories.
Published: (1862)

Reading made perfectly easy, or, An introduction to reading the Holy Bible : consisting of I. Lessons in words not exceeding one syllable : II. Lessons in words not exceeding two syllables : III. Lessons in words not exceeding three syllables : IV. Lessons in words not exceeding four syllables : V. Fables and stories, at the end of each collection of lessons, so disposed that the learner is led on with pleasure, from easy to hard words : to which are added, several divine songs /

The Child's new book of easy tales, in words of one or two syllables.

The Pretty battledore.
Published: (1842)

Primer, or, Child's best guide : containing the most familiar words of one syllable /
by: Manson, David, 1726-1792

The Albion primer. consisting of words not exceeding one syllable.
Published: (1800)

Little scenes for little folks : in words not exceeding two syllables.
Published: (1831)

Nursery lessons, in words of one syllable.
Published: (1838)

Mavor's reading and picture book.
by: Mavor, William Fordyce, 1758-1837

A Pretty book for children, or, An easy guide to the English tongue : perfectly well adapted to their tender capacities, and is design'd as well for the more easy instruction of those that can but just read, as for the entertainment of others that are a little advanced ... Vol. I.

Books for young readers. in single syllables of four and five letters.
Published: (1871)

The Child's new play-thing : being a spelling-book, intended to make the learning to read, a diversion instead of a task : consisting of scripture-histories, fables, stories, moral and religious precepts, proverbs, songs, riddles, dialogues, &c. : the whole adapted to the capacities of children, and divided into lessons of one, two, three, and four syllables, with entertaining pictures to each story and fable, and a new-invented alphabet for children to play with, and a preface shewing the use of it.

The Child's new play-thing : being a spelling-book, intended to make the learning to read, a diversion instead of a task : consisting of scripture-histories, fables, stories, moral and religious precepts, proverbs, songs, riddles, dialogues, &c. : the whole adapted to the capacities of children, and divided into lessons of one, two, three, and four syllables, with entertaining pictures to each story and fable, and a new-invented alphabet for children to play with, and a preface shewing the use of it.

The Child's first book, or, Early instructor.

Howe's primer, or, The child's first book.

Walker's child's instructer [as printed], or, First book for children in the art of reading.
Published: (1880)

Mavors' [as printed] spelling book : containing words from one to five syllables, with a great number of useful lessons on reading, spelling and natural history, &c., &c.
by: Mavor, William Fordyce, 1758-1837
Published: (1800)

Reading made quite easy and diverting : containing symbolical cuts for the alphabet, tables of words of one, two, three and four syllables, with easy lessons from the Scriptures, at the end of each table, not exceeding the order of syllables in the foregoing tables, instructive fables and edifying pieces of poetry, with songs, moral and divine /
by: Thumb, Tom

The Alphabet, and words of one and two syllables.
Published: (1835)

Short stories in words of one syllable /
by: Semple, Elizabeth, active 1804-1816

A Pretty book for children, or, An easy guide to the English tongue : perfectly well adapted to their tender capacities, and is designed as well for the more easy instruction of those that can but just read, as for the entertainment of others that are farther advanced : and consists of ...

Words of one syllable.
Published: (1830)

The ear and the eye, or, A New way to try : a picture primer in rhyme, in which no word exceeds three letters.
Published: (1872)

The lost child : a tale of London streets, and other stories, in words of two syllables /
by: Besset, Jane M.
Published: (1854)

The only method to make reading easy, or, Child's best instructor : containing emblematic cuts for the alphabet, select scripture and moral sentences, instructive fables, and edifying pieces of poetry : methodically digested into lessons, from one to more syllables, calculated to gain the attention of children, and with which the careful teacher may prepare youth, in a litle time, to read any English author : to which is added, the church catechism /
by: Hastie, Thomas

The only method to make reading easy, or, Child's best instructor : containing emblematic cuts for the alphabet, select scripture and moral sentences, instructive fables, and edifying pieces of poetry : methodically digested into lessons, from one to more syllables, calculated to gain the attention of children, and with which the careful teacher may prepare youth, in a litle time, to read any English author : to which is added, the church catechism /
by: Hastie, Thomas

The Alphabet, or, The young child's first instructer.

The New primer, in words of one syllable.
Published: (1800)

An easy spelling book, for children : beginning with short lessons in words of one syllable and proceeding to those of two, three, or more syllables : with a familiar dialogue, between a father and his child : to which are added, several scriptural historas printed], for the entertainment of children /
by: Smith, Thomas (Schoolmaster)

The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children, with superior engravings /
by: Fellow of the Royal Society
Published: (1828)

Mavor's alphabet book and easy lessons of two and three letters.
by: Mavor, William Fordyce, 1758-1837

The English primer, or, Child's first book : in which are the most easy reading and spelling lessons, adapted to promote the first rudiments of learning.

The Child's new play-thing : being a spelling-book, intended to make the learning to read, a diversion instead of a task : consisting of scripture-histories, fables, stories, moral and religious precepts, proverbs, songs, riddles, &c. : with entertaining pictures to each story and fable : the whole adapted to the capacities of children, and divided into lessons of 1, 2, 3, and 4 syllables : with dialogues shewing 1. how a little boy shall make every body love him, 2. how a little boy shall grow wiser than the rest of his school-fellows, 3. how a little boy shall become a great man : also, a new-invented alphabet for children to play with, and a preface shewing the use of it.

The Child's new play-thing : being a spelling-book, intended to make the learning to read, a diversion instead of a task : consisting of scripture-histories, fables, stories, moral and religious precepts, proverbs, songs, riddles, &c. : with entertaining pictures to each story and fable : the whole adapted to the capacities of children, and divided into lessons of 1, 2, 3, and 4 syllables : with dialogues shewing 1. how a little boy shall make every body love him, 2. how a little boy shall grow wiser the the rest of his school-fellows, 3. how a little boy shall become a great man : also, a new-invented alphabet for children to play with, and a preface shewing the use of it.

Words not exceeding four letters.
Published: (1830)

The Infant picture gallery, or, First step in literature.
Published: (1850)