10 books for the return to school
The back to school It is easier when children are well informed and familiar with the new situation they will encounter. To facilitate the adaptation of children to school, we bring you a selection of ten books designed for different ages, starting with the youngest from 0 to 3 years, which should be incorporated into the nursery or nursery school until the age of 15, this year they are in Baccalaureate.
Throughout this selection you will find options of all kinds to make it easier for your children to fall in love with reading and learn with the narration of these stories. Remember that many of these books are part of a collection and if you like the book you have chosen, you can offer other titles of the series.
Enjoy with your family this selection of 10 different books for back to school. You will find a brief summary of the plot and a link to make your purchase online.
10 recommended books for the return to school
1. Things I like about school. Editorial feelings. 0-3 years
There are many things that I like about school: having friends, getting along with my classmates and teachers, and learning many new things. This book deals with the daily habit of going to school from a positive point of view for the child. At the end of the book there is an informative note for parents.
2. I always think of you. Editorial Albums Ilúslustrats. 3-6 years
When Mom leaves her son in school her heart shrinks. However, his thoughts do not leave him for a moment and all day his love makes them company. From 4 years. But what I like the most about the day, what really makes me happy, is to go and look for you and hold on tight ... Until tomorrow I'm not separated from you!
3. Peppa Pig. George starts school! Beascoa 3-6 years
Today is the first day that George goes to school, and Peppa does not want him to go with her. But when you see how all your friends have fun with your little brother, you may change your mind ...
4. Diary of a pen. Editorial Word. 7 years
"My name is La-pi-ce-ro, as it sounds, although many people, older and younger, have the habit of shortening my name and call me simply Pencil". This is how Mr. Lapicero presents himself to Edu, the owner, when he decides to write a diary to tell him about the adventures and sufferings he goes through every day at school. And it is that Edu is a little careless and sometimes he forgets how he has to treat him and, of course, Mr. Lapicero can not do it anymore.
Edu will learn with this newspaper the importance of taking good care of his material to make the most of it at school.
5. The notebook without a name. Editorial Word. 7 years
Mara has a lot of imagination, and knows how to use it to fulfill her big dreams. Mara has always stood out for her great imagination. All her school friends know that she can not stop inventing stories: tiny beings living in the wrinkles of her old teacher, Miss Turlington; hidden treasures with chests full of credit cards, instead of gold coins ... One day when Mara decided to go home on her own, and crossed the park by herself, she ended up losing herself and lived one of those great adventures that he likes them, with princes, pirates and lackeys ... Although not everything is what it seems.
6. The color of the invisible. Editorial Word. 9 years
Have you ever seen a vampire in your school? Dani suspects that there is one hanging around his. Neither his parents, nor his sister Esmeralda, nor his friend Rafa believe it. The truth is that a teacher has also seen someone very strange on the roof. Dani decides to investigate and will even dare to set a trap for the supposed vampire. Thus you will discover that the invisible has a peculiar color.
The reality is amazing and admirable. You only need to know how to look at it!
7. The nightmare dealer. Editorial Word. 9 years
In Peñas Gemelas, all the inhabitants suffer horrifying nightmares accompanied by a cold that penetrates them to the bone. Many years before, two very strange men accompanied by a small child, Críspulo, settled down in a large house in the outskirts called La Casa del Frío.
With Críspulo, Methodius and the children of the school, you will know the great value of being generous with those around you.
8. The last pirate. Ediciones Word. 12 years
The young Peter Scott is imprisoned with thirty-three other men. Everyone is accused of practicing piracy. There is no mercy for the pirates and in a few hours they will die hanged. Peter Scott says he is not a pirate and asks for a fair trial. But there will be no trial and the sentence is already dictated in advance: death by hanging. Young Scott has only to pray ...
Hidden in his clothes he has a notebook where he tells his story.
9. A forest for you alone. Editorial Word. 15 years
"What I do not like is that now I see everything from below." Alejandra faces her youth from this perspective imposed by her wheelchair.An accident and the diagnosis of a serious illness have changed not only her life, but also that of her parents and her best friend, Paula.
10. Adventures of two children in Africa. Ed. The Mute Ox. Youth
Two western children are kidnapped in late nineteenth-century Egypt. His adventures to escape and his passage through the desert and the jungle are narrated with the usual strength and rhythm of Sienkiewicz. In the second half of the XIX century, a new world, a new continent opens up for the European colonizers.
Marisol Nuevo Espín
