D.A.R.E Detectives: The Mystery on Lovett Lane (Dyslexia Font) (Dyslexia Reading Books for Kids Age 8-12) Paperback – August 11, 2022

D.A.R.E Detectives: The Mystery on Lovett Lane is a lively, accessible chapter book tailored for children aged 8–12, with a particular focus on readers with dyslexia. The story follows five friends—Ed, Rita, Don, Anna, and Mary—as they tackle a series of strange events and odd happenings around a mysterious, run-down blue house on Lovett Lane. From unusual noises to late-night escapades, the plot moves briskly, keeping readers on their toes while encouraging them to solve the case alongside the protagonistsDyslexia-Friendly Reading FeaturesThe book stands out by employing a dyslexia-friendly font and structure. It features:• Short, easy-to-read sentences that prevent overwhelm.• Decodable words for phonetic practice.• Frequent sight words to build recognition.• Controlled paragraph length to encourage steady reading.• Age-appropriate vocabulary and reading concepts for practicing fluency

Amazing product for the adhd , learning disability community. Write with a great font and easy structure!!

My now 9 yr old boy has struggled with reading, consistently scoring low on national tests. I suspect he is dyslexic, the school gives him extra help, but he didn't start really improving until I decided I was going to teach him one way or another! I kept trying to find books that are written for his age group that aren't baby books written for younger kids. This fit thr bill. The font size and "dyslexic" font style . Has made all the difference in his willingness to read. It has decodable words, but I don't think my grandson is doing much phonetically (sounding out) I'm pretty sure he is memorizing. If anyone else has any idea on similar books I'm going to keep checking reviews on here hoping other books show up. I even contacted scholastic book services for dyslexic font books similar to this one. They couldn't come up with ANYTHING to help! We are started the "trapped in a video game" by Dustin Brady series now. It is similar in font and size so anyone looking for more id recommend. Please author make this D.A.R.E book a series!!! My boy is 9 in 3rd grade.

my daughter is dyslexic and this is really good for kids who are struggling with reading

This was my son's first chapter book (10 chapters). The dyslexia style was perfect for him (8) and myself (54) too. We are both dyslexic. The font style was a bit odd a first. But the major difference was the larger spacing between the sentences and then even larger spaces between the paragraphs.The story was pretty good, and kept his attention.He was really proud of himself when he finished is 1st chapter book, which he thought there would be NO WAY he could do it.My only wish is that whey would have put in a few more pictures to help with him imagining. I think there was only about really only one per chapter.

Great for dyslexic students.

Good book my son enjoyed it!

As a special Ed teacher I like the format (spacing, paragraph lengths) for my students. The intro to each character was a little long for them.