Four popular children’s books
Que Cosas Dice Mi Abuela
Spanish-speaking parents will love this fun book—which was translated into “The things my grandmother says” —in which a grandmother teaches manners (规矩) to her grandchildren and their friends using traditional Spanish-language sayings. Written in the voice of a little boy talking about his regular day, this book will draw the interest of both adults and kids.
I Like Myself!
Parents won’t mind reading the story over and over to their kids because as they pass along the message that their kids are perfect just the way they are—no matter their untidy hair, or whether they are fast or slow, their kids will learn about confidence.
Dragons Love Tacos(炸玉米饼)
While books with a deep message are great, sometimes you and your child just want to read something silly to get the laughs rolling. The New York Times bestseller, Dragons Love Tacos is a great read for kids and parents as it talks about how much dragons really love tacos, but when they eat something spicy (辛辣的) you had better watch out! The book has more words than some of the other picks on our list, so this might be fit for a preschoolers and up.
The Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes
As everyone knows nothing is sweeter than small baby fingers and cute baby toes and here, from two of the most gifted picture books, readers could enjoy a different joyful world and also bring the happy feelings to everyone, everywhere, all over the world!
【小题1】Who will choose the first book?| A．Parents who want to make their children laugh. |
| B．Parents who want their children to become polite. |
| C．Parents who want their children to become more confident. |
| D．Parents who want their children to read special stories. |
| A．It has more words than other books. |
| B．It encourages kids to be confident. |
| C．There are some beautiful pictures in it. |
| D．It contains many funny games for kids. |
| A．Que Cosas Dice Mi Abuela |
| B．I Like Myself! |
| C．Dragons Love Tacos |
| D．The Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes |
