In these times of being together and with our families, reading becomes a great tool to travel with the imagination. You can visit places as far away or out of this world as you choose. Reading without a doubt, and as Miss Niny told us in her article «Leo Construyo y Aprendo«, should be a moment of delight, of sharing ideas and emotions. Reading with or for our children can be an unforgettable childhood experience. We invite you to create this moment with our dear children.
Next you have some very exciting titles that we want to share with you. Enjoy!
The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury.
This book is a 1950 science fiction collection of short stories, cleverly cobbled together to form a very readable novel about a future colonization of Mars. As the stories progress chronologically the author tells how the first humans colonized Mars, initially sharing the planet with a handful of Martians. When Earth is devastated by nuclear, the colonists determine to build a new Earth on Mars. The incredible thing about This book is that it talks about the year 2000 and on. So the time has caught it up!
Watch That Witch! by Nancy Krulik with illustrations by Justin Rodrigues.
The Princess Pulverizer series, is about a little witch girl who tries to become a knight. The problem? It’s courtesy of a terrible witch. In these books you’ll find humor, heart and wit. Girls specially will love them!
The Whispers by Greg Howard.
Greg Howard’s middle grade debut in an emotionally, resonant, coming-of-age story centered on loss, identity, and friendship. Determined to solve the mystery of his mother’s disappearance, 11-year-old Riley sets out on an adventure that changes the way he sees the world forever.
The Soccer Secret by Mike Lupica.
This fourth chapter book in the Zach & Zoe Mysteries series sees the 8-year-old sports-loving twins unraveling a mystery and dealing with the rigors and triumphs of their traveling soccer teams.
Dragon Night by J. R. Krause.
This delightful and heartwarming tale from J. R. Krause is an ode to friendship. Georgie is afraid of the dark and his dragon is afraid of the knight — but together they help each other face their fears. Their magical night makes for a perfect bedtime adventure.
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