Controlled language
A deliberate match between the patterns taught and the words used in each reading text.
Stories within reach
A story they can
begin to read.
The planned LipiLeap readers will connect new reading skills with original characters, familiar worlds and carefully controlled text.
What makes a book decodable?
A book that meets
the reader where they are.
Decodable text is matched to the sound–letter patterns a child already knows.
That match gives children an opportunity to practise working words out. LipiLeap’s planned reader collection will follow its own cumulative sequence, with original stories and illustrations.
The complete books, characters and sound progression are still being developed. Published titles and reading levels will appear here after editorial review.
Familiar worlds
Original stories and inclusive contexts shaped with Indian childhoods in mind.
Reading with meaning
Space for rereading, discussion and growing comprehension alongside decoding.
Collection in development
Try a free activityThe first stories are taking shape.
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