Tired of stories about princes and princesses? Are you looking for books that provide values, lessons and awaken interest in reading in the little ones? This is your post, stay and we will recommend the best books we have at our school.

Children between 4 and 18 months:

And as you know, our school speaks English and Spanish immersion, so our students have books in both languages. Enjoy our recommendations in English.

The collectionBaby Touchis a bold and bright board book, perfect for little hands to explore. With high-contrast colors and touchable texture on each double page, this book helps stimulate your baby’s senses as well as teach first words.

The Baby’s CatalogIt’s filled with easily recognizable objects, perfect for your baby or toddler. Moms and dads, breakfasts and bedtimes, pets and toys and strollers and swings, and many other fascinating things.

A BookLadybird BuggyAbout Animals First Words for Babies in Motion, contains ten stunning original illustrations. With the animal’s picture and name on each page, it’s perfect for busy babies’ first learning.

Baby’s Big Box of Little Books. From Janet and Allan Ahlberg, the creators of Burglar Bill and The Jolly Postman and adapted from their classic picture book, The Baby’s Catalogue, this little collection is perfect for babies at any and all moments of their busy day.

• Children between 18 months and 36 months

  
  

And as you know, our school speaks English and Spanish immersion, so our students have books in both languages. Enjoy our recommendations in English.

• Hello Lighthouse, illustrated and written by Sophie Blackall, published by Little, Brown and Company, a division of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
• Alma and How She Got Her Name, illustrated and written by Juana MartinezNeal, published by Candlewick Press.
• A Big Mooncake for Little Star, illustrated and written by Grace Lin, published by Little, Brown and Company, a division of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
• A ball for Daisy., Author Chris Raschka, Christopher. Publisher: Schwartz & Wade Books.
• A Stone Sat Still, by Brendan Wenzel They All Saw A Cat by Brendan Wenzel
• This Is Not My Hat, by Jon Klassen
• The Beatles Yellow Submarine, by (Author), Heinz Edelmann (Illustrator) The Beatles

• Children from 3 to 6 years

  
  

Our children at Casa de Niños already have their own library in the classroom and this allows us to classify the books according to the topic. I hope you find them interesting. You will find books in both languages ​​in all categories.

• Sciences
  • National Geographic Kids por Catherine D. Hugues, Mi primer gran libro
    • from space
    • from the ocean
  • Ford goes looking for the Sun. Publisher: Joseph Settecasi by Joseph Settecasi and Lisa Richart.
  • 10 Little Rubber Ducks.HarperCollins Children’s Books by Eric Carl.
  • Pebble Plus Collectiontraps us in a very complete collection from groups of animals, plants, experiments, cycles of nature. Any of his books are perfect for learning.
  • Astronautics.Editorial Futuros Genios: Science explained to the little ones by Carlos Pazos
  • EXPERIENCE – SCIENCE:Simple Experiments for Children by Bethany Perkins (Author), Hermione Edwards (Author), Simon Mugford (Author)

• living world
  • CollectionThe great book of… Editorial Juventud de Yuval Zommer
    • The bugs
    • The beasts
    • Sea
  • CollectionGallimard Jeunesse, a first discovery book
    • The Ladybug
    • Dinosaurs
    • The Rain
    • Forest
    • All About Time…

• Stories and rhymes
  • CollectionMontessori stories to grow up happy. Ink Cloud Editorial by Marta Prada. 15 stories.
  • Salvatella Editorial Collection by Mireia Canals or Assertiveness, fear… 12 books
  • I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More!Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers; First edition (April 1, 2005) by Karen Beaumont and David Catrow.
  • How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight?Publisher: Blue Sky Press; 1st edition (March 1, 2000) by Jane Yolan and Mark Teague.
  • Room on the Broom. Publisher: Puffin Books; Reprint edition (August 25, 2003) by Julia Donaldson.
  • Snowmen at Night.Publisher: Dial Books; No Edition Stated edition (September 23, 2002) by Caralyn Buehner.
  • Goodnight Moon.Publisher: HarperFestival; Reissue edition (January 23, 2007) by Margaret Wise Brown
  • Brown Bear, Brown Bear. Publisher: Henry Holt and Co. (BYR); 25th Anniversary edition (September 15, 1996) by Bill Martin Jr.

• Other times and places
  • NOTHING AT ALL. Tramuntana Editorial by Rien Du TOUT
  • Planting Kenya trees(ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS) by Claire A. Nivola
  • The story of the Rainbow Warriorby Rocío Martínez
  • Houses of the world. Editorial Ediciones SM by Clèmentine Sourdais
  • Whoever You Are. Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers; First edition (September 1, 2006) by Mem Fox.
  • Around The World We Go. Publisher: Parragon Inc (August 12, 2012) by Margaret Wise Brown.
  • The Map of Good Memories.Editorial: Cuento de Luz (March 14, 2017) by Fran Nuño.
• Reference books
  • Encyclopedia of animalsby Lucy Spelman. Publisher: National Geographic
  • Dr. Seuss Books por ejemplo:
    • Green Eggs and Ham
    • The Cat in The Hat
  • Art
    • Collection:SHACKLETON BOOKS EDITORIAL
      • Antonio Gaudi
      • Frida Khalo
    • A book to Play and Learn with Joan Miró, The Tales of the Kite Collection by Marcela Hattemer Trossero
    • A Picnic with Monet. Publisher: Chronicle Books; Brdbk edition (July 1, 2003) by Julie Merberg and her entire Collection:
    • Painting with Picassoby Julie Merberg
    • In the Garden with Van Goghby Julie Merberg

• Children from 6 to 9 years

  
  

Our Primary children already have their own library in the classroom and this allows us to classify the books according to the topic. I hope you find them interesting. You will find books in both languages ​​in all categories.

• Reference books
  • Atlas of Flagsby Team Susaeta
  • Flags of the WorldUltimate Sticker Book by DK
  • Atlas of curiositiesby Clive Gifford
  • My First Larousse of the How?
  • Children’s Illustrated Encyclopedia by Dk

• Society
  • Traditions of the world explained to childrenof AA. V.V.
  • If the Earth were a village: a book about the people of the world. Editorial Ediciones SM by David j. Smith
  • The color of my skin. Thomas-Harker Youth Publishing House
  • ““On my way to school,”Rosemary McCarney, ed. Youth

• Science
  • Science Encyclopedia: Atom Smashing, Food Chemistry, Animals, Space, and More!National Geographic Kids
  • Fun physics for curious peopleby Tom Adams
  • My big space bookby Catherines D. Hughes
  • 000 Questions and answers about the human bodyby Todolibro
  • “Science for children”,Liz Lee Heinecke, ed. Parramon (the whole family)

• Technologies
  • The adventure of programming. Destiny Editions by Linda Liukas
  • How Things Workby Tamara J. Resler
  • How Things Work: Then and Nowby T. J. Resler
  • How to Be an Engineerby Carol Vorderman

• Art
  • Modern art. Activity Book: Become an Artist!by Ashley Le Quere
  • The true story of colors: For children who love paintingby Eva Heller

• Stories and rhymes
  • Fried verses for childrenby Gloria Fuertes
  • I was a child who dreamedby Antonio Machado
  • Stories in verses for perverse childrenby Roald Dahl
  • “Learning to read”,Lisa Papp, ed. Tramuntana
• Other times and places
  • My little story of the worldby Bertrand Fichou
  • Under the earth, under the waterby Aleksandra Mizielinska
  • Search ancient Greeceby Eduardo Trujillo