Reading as Fun - Mission Possible!
The long-awaited younger vacation started. Along with outdoor games and walks with friends, your child's free time can also be filled with reading books. If you have raised a good read so far, it will not be difficult for you. And if not - there is a way to convince him that reading can be "cool" fun.
Besides the books that are in the so-called "a list of obligatory literature", there are interesting titles you can offer him. They may be books from your childhood or new titles from Bulgarian and foreign authors. Go to a bookstore or library together to share the experience. Well, in the end, the booklet can be downloaded and your child read it online.
If your child is 7 to 10 years old, you probably will love the following books, popular for several generations:
"Pippi Long Socks" by Astrid Lindgren
Pippi is smart, fun, always ready for adventure with his friends Tommy and Annika. Every child would like to have such a friend with whom he is never boring.
"Emil of Lineberry" again to Astrid Lindgren
Emil looks like Pippi for his mischief, even more, creative than she does in them.
"Adventures of Lucko" by Gianni Rodari
This book would also appeal to older children with the adventures of Lukcho and the other heroes - also fruits and vegetables. By reading about them, your child will realize that in a world of violence and cruelty there is always room for courage, kindness, and friendship.
"The Patient Kingdom" by Ran Bosilek
Each of us, as a little one, laughed at the misfortune of the little Patten, whom he wrote in his letters to Smehurko. And the image of Grandma Tsozolana looks like something to any grandmother with a naughty grandson.
"Jan Bibian" by Elin Pelin
Jan Bibian, like Pippi, Emil, and Pattilan, is clever and good, loves adventures, but unlike them, he goes to the moon. Your child will have a lot of fun with the crazies they do with the fuck Fuji.
Of course, the list can be continued with more titles of your choice, such as "Alice in the Wonderland" by Louis Carroll and others.
If your child is a "mini" teen, that is, is 10-12 years old, probably loves adventures full of dangers and fantasies. Perhaps the following books will be intrigued:
"The Little Girl on Earth" by Kir Bulichov
The adventures of little Alice Selezinova in the Cosmos are interesting even for the adult reader. If your child's book likes your child, you can offer him the "little prince" of Egusueri, who also travels from planet to planet to search for friends.
Tea Beckman's "crusade on jeans"
This is a novel for a boy who returns to the past in times of crusade. He has to become a leader without wanting it and to participate with knights and kings in wars.
Jules Verne's Captain Grant Children
If you think your child is ready for this book and other Jules Verne novels, you can offer it to him.
Robert Luis Stevenson's "Treasure Island."
Little Jim's encounter with the one-legged pirate and his comrades, as well as the trip to the treasure island, are tense and exciting. The novel will appeal to your child if he has already read Jules Verne's "Mysterious Island".
"The War of the Hedgehogs" by the Brothers of Mormaer
There is no way the heroes of the book, Malykaka, Hanto, Kamen, Dobrolyb, will not be interested in their games and concerns that are inherent in the children of every generation.
Also, include Mark Twain's "Prince and the Pauper" and "Tom Sawyer" novels that appeal to every little or old child.
From the books of contemporary authors will surely provoke interest "Matilda" and "Charlie and chocolate factory" of Roald Dahl.
Nedelcho Bogdanov's "Bulgarian" is a book-game in which the main character is the child, who travels, meets with any kind of fantastic creatures, fights.
If your son or daughter is 12-15 years old, you can find some of the answers to your questions about human relationships in the books.
Surely he likes to dream of travel and adventure and then fantasy novels are very appropriate. These are, of course, Harry Potter's Harry Potter and John R.R.Tolkin's Lord of the Rings. Your teenager would also like Joe Abercrombie's "First Law" trilogy.
With an adventurous spirit, but with more action, Rick Ryder's book "Percy Jackson," as well as the other books in the series, is full. In his newer books, "The Greek Gods of Percy Jackson" and "Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes," Reardon continues the tradition of provoking the imagination of the young reader and, in a fun way, comparing what is happening in myths to modernity.
Thriller, horror, and fantasy, Nancy Holder's "Obsession" bookkeep intense with the adventures of the cool girls at the Marlowe Boarding School.
"The things we do not teach at school" by Emil Conrad will certainly appeal to the teenager with the sense of humor and the fun way he shares his reflections on how he survives every day.
Jim Benton's "Expensive Diaries" recreated the funny and controversial world of the thieves.
The novels of Julia Spiridonova - Yulka "How is Hot Boyfriend" and "Max: Everything in Max!"
Do not miss the heartbeat. Teens fall in love and experience all the "complications" of these thrills both at school and at home. Well, in this case, the book "Romantic: Eleanor & Park" is the right hit. The story tells the heartfelt emotional emotions of the characters, discovering something new to the other every day.
Thing's love story is also Kat Crowley's "Words in the Dark", which also attracts both the plot and the place where the action is most developed - a cozy bookstore. In addition, the novel refers to various books that might interest the reader.
Katie Hopkins's "The Art of Crash" will reveal to every teenager the secrets of successful flirting.
These are just some books that would make reading a "cool" job. And if the teen has failed to find some of the answers to his questions in some books, then look for them in others. Perhaps Melissa Holmes and Patricia Hutchison - for girls and for boys - will be doing "Girlhood" by "An Aweseman's Book for Every Boy".
Of course, there are more titles. Still, many stories told by different authors in a different way, but with one goal - to help the little guy entertain not only in front of the TV or the computer, but also reading to better understand himself and the world.
And reading - it's cool, whether it's online or not. And it's a mission possible!
Much love - Krisii
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