The Best Books In Spanish For Children
Today there are countless works to introduce your little one to the world of reading. Here we bring you some titles in Spanish that your little reader might like.
Reading is a simple act that allows you to acquire knowledge. When we read good books we enter stories that leave us reflections, thoughts and emotions.
And just as we can give ourselves this intellectual enjoyment, our children can also with a good book. Reading is a learning method for people of all ages, including the little ones.
The transmission of written ideas is ideal to encourage analysis and knowledge also during childhood
Harry potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
For more than a decade, the quintessential reading for all children has been Harry Potter. There are several generations that have graduated in reading thanks to this plot. The best thing about these books written by JK Rowling is that the series is very entertaining.
The first in the series is Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Here is the first meeting between the boy wizard and his nemesis Lord Voldermort.
The super villain is interested in the philosopher’s stone and will try his best to steal it. But Harry Potter and his friends will prevent Voldermort from getting what he craves, starting most striking of contemporary literature.
The magical world holds fantastic adventures and really surprising characters.
The endless story
This genius has become a classic in youth literature. The narrative recounts the adventures of Atreyu, a young man who has been commissioned by the child empress to find a cure for a strange disease that is slowly killing her.
Meanwhile, another boy from the real world named Bastián Baltasar is reading this plot thanks to a book that reaches his hands. The “fantasy” could die if the empress dies and Bastián realizes that this in the book is more real than it seems.
As you can see, this book is presented in two settings: the real world and the fantasy world. As the pages turn, new and mysterious characters appear and the best of all is to understand how the two come together little by little.
Matilda
Another very successful late 20th century work perfect for the little ones. Matilda is a little girl ahead of her age, who manages to become very intelligent due to the hours she spends reading in the public library.
She becomes aware that she is much more intellectual than her classmates and even her parents. In the plot we see how she develops a feud with Miss Trunchbull, the principal of her school.
As the story unfolds, Matilda discovers that she has psychic powers, which she uses to annoy Agatha Trunchbull and do some mischief. The narration ends with a fun-filled happy ending, just like in the well-known movie.
The little Prince
There is no more suitable reading for a 10-year-old than “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The greatness of this book is that it manages to be critical and philosophical but understandable for little ones.
Illustrations make everything easier. The little prince is a being from another planet who is getting to know different towns where he lives indescribable adventures.
In each place visited, the little prince helps a different character, trying to change the closed postures of the adults he comes across. The most important message that this fascinating book brings us is a secret that the fox reveals to the little prince: “it only looks good with the heart.
The essential is invisible to the eyes”. Without a doubt, a reading of great reflections for our spoiled ones.
Other recommended books
The rich thing about good children’s literature is that it remains current through time. We have works as old as “Puss in Boots”, a popular tale compiled for the first time in the year 1500, or “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” from 1865.
To challenge the fanciful we have the classics “Peter Pan and Wendy” and “Hansel and Gretel”. Various contemporary authors also have daring books such as Neil Gaiman with “Coraline”, which introduces infants to the horror genre.
