Lele Listening and Reading Complete Solution: 300 Physical Books
A set of books to accompany children fromListen to Chinese
Walk to read Chinese
The Lele Listening and Reading Series, a complete set of 300 books across three stages.
It comes with a reading pen and is designed specifically for overseas Chinese children.
Starting with red books, progressing to yellow books, and finally moving towards independent reading with green books.
Pre-order the complete plan now โ
The choice of over 30,000 overseas Chinese families
We encourage children to use physical books as their primary learning method. Turning pages, touching objects, and interacting with a reading penโthese sensory experiences make reading Chinese more stable. E-books are suitable for supplementing reading when out and about or traveling, but at home, physical books paired with a reading pen remain the primary choice.
FAQs
What does the Lele Listening and Reading Complete Program include?
Includes 100 red books, 100 yellow books, and 100 green books, totaling 300 physical books, plus one reading pen. Pre-order the complete set now and receive free Lele Magic Stickers, Lele Academy, and Lele Book Finder System.
At which stage should children begin?
We recommend starting with the red books. Recognizing characters doesn't equate to being able to read. The red books, with their few words, high repetition, and numerous stories, can help children build true fluency in listening and reading.
When will the physical books be shipped?
Physical books are expected to ship in the order they were placed, starting in July 2026. The earlier you place your order, the earlier it will be included in the shipping order.
Which is better, e-books or physical books?
We recommend prioritizing physical books. The page-turning, touch, and pen interaction of physical books are more conducive to children's reading development; e-books are suitable as a supplement during travel, outings, and waiting.
How do I use the sound magic stickers?
These sound magic stickers can record audio. Children can record themselves speaking Chinese and then play it back using a reading pen, turning their home into a Chinese-speaking environment.