Little Fish and Big Fish

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Big Fish and Little Fish go for a swim. Big Fish thinks he is the biggest fish in the sea… but is he?

110-140 words, one story per book with a quiz.
Words with the following long vowel graphemes: ai ee igh oa oo ar or ur ow oi ear air ure er: ai as in rain, ee as in feet, igh as in night, oa as in boat, oo as in food or book, ar as in cart, or as in fork, ur as in fur, ow as in now, oi as in boil, ear as in fear, air as in hair, ure as in pure, er as in ladder.
Words of up to three syllables are used as needed for the story, as long as they are decodable and familiar.
Up to two short sentences per page, using natural and predictable language and reported speech.
Stories are still mostly familiar and straightforward, but some may be more surprising and unusual.