The Oxford Reading Tree series is a popular set of books published by Oxford University Press, specifically designed to teach children how to read using phonics. This extensive reading scheme has over 800 books in various genres, including fiction and non-fiction, such as Biff, Chip and Kipper Stories, Songbirds, Traditional Tales, and in Fact. You may have even used these books yourself to learn to read. It's highly likely that your child's school has a few of these books in their library or classroom.
Recently, a Twitter user recreated the book covers of the Oxford Reading Tree series, using alternative texts that reference current social situations. These new titles have garnered a lot of attention, with many finding them relatable and humorous. While the books themselves remain the same, the new covers have given the well-known series a fresh perspective and relevance in today's society.
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A Twitter user recreated the book covers of the Oxford Reading Tree series, using alternative texts
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"Everyone waits impatiently..."
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"The children regret asking a question on Twitter"
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"A TikTok Challenge goes horribly wrong"
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"Wilf And Wilma catch a turd"
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"Get the Tories out"
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"Mum buys a teaspoon from Amazon"
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"Energy prices rise so much..."
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"Dad comes home..."
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"Everyone went to the seaside..."
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