Just keep reading normal books to her. The readers are so boring! I think DS learned to read with Pamela Allen books like Mr McGee. Rhyming and repetitive and mostly fun. You could always show her one word at a time and get her to find them on a page, read that word when it came. DS is a perfectionist and often his "you read" means that there is one word he has noticed in the paragraph/line that he doesn't know. As soon as I say "show me the word you don't know and I will tell you what it is" he will read the lot. He read whole words, if he didn't know a word I would just tell him, to maintain the flow of the story. We just read what he enjoyed (picture books, non-fiction, chapter books), he started scanning/reading as we were reading and would pick up new words that way. Phonics/sounding out is coming on now with no encouragement (2 years later at 4). He still prefers to be read to - think he likes the cuddle time!
