Where Is The Key?    by Gloria Lapin
Price: $0.99 USD. 50 words. Published on May 5, 2011. .
This contemporary retelling of a middle eastern folktale is in full color comic format. 'Where Is The Key' is as silly as the original version. The controlled vocabulary makes it easy to read, and the surprise ending brings a laugh.

Wiley and the Hairy Man    by Gloria Lapin
Price: $0.99 USD. 50 words. Published on July 28, 2011. .
This popular Southern U.S. folktale becomes an engaging, easy to read comic. Beginning readers will cheer Wiley on, as he and his mother outsmart the Hairy Man. With the support of the delightful black and white illustrations and the accessibility of the Dolch sight words, kindergarten/first grade level readers will zoom through the comic and look for more.

Little Comics for Little Readers: Volume 6    by Gloria Lapin
Price: Free! 50 words. Published on July 31, 2011. .
Volume 6 is a collection of 3 very colorful comics designed for the beginning phonics student. The stories are written with simple short vowel words, and follow a comic pig, dog, and ram through everyday activities.

This One or That One    by Gloria Lapin
Price: $0.99 USD. 50 words. Published on December 6, 2011. .
The comic, "This One or That One," is an adaptation of the African-American folktale "The Mango Trees." It is the story of a young man who plants two fruit trees but has so much trouble trying to decide which fruit to eat first, that he never gets to eat any. The story gently teaches a lesson about indecision. It is a colorful, silly tale that is easy to read on a beginning first grade level.

My House is Too Full    by Gloria Lapin
Price: $0.99 USD. 50 words. Published on January 15, 2012. .
This comic, "My House Is Too Full," is a retelling of the popular Yiddish folktale "It Could Always Be Worse." Feeling that his situation is too difficult, the main character seeks the advice of a wise teacher. With a funny turn of events, the man comes to find out that his situation wasn't so bad after all. Written with first grade basic sight words, this story is perfect for beginning readers.