
(2β4 years old)
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Look! β Corinne Dreyfuss
A minimalist album that develops visual attention and oral language. Ideal for quiet reading moments.
Off to bed, Little Monster! β Mario Ramos
A tender and funny story about bedtime rituals, perfect for working on emotions.
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Dear Zoo β Rod Campbell
A lift-the-flap story introducing animals through repetition, helping young learners build early English vocabulary.
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? β Bill Martin Jr. & Eric Carle
A rhythmic and predictable book that supports phonological awareness and active participation.
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(4β7 years old)
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The Great Word Factory β AgnΓ¨s de Lestrade
A poetic album that teaches children about the power of words and expressing emotions.
Cornebidouille β Pierre Bertrand & Magali Bonniol
A funny and theatrical text that encourages expressive reading.
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The Gruffalo β Julia Donaldson
A clever mouse uses storytelling to outsmart predators. The rhyme scheme supports early literacy.
Giraffes Canβt Dance β Giles Andreae & Guy Parker-Rees
A gentle story about confidence and individuality told through rhythmic language.
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(ages 6β9)
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The Ink Drinker β Γric Sanvoisin
A short mystery novel that leaves you wanting to read more.
Green β Marie Desplechin
A young witch questions her identity with humor and intelligence.
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Fantastic Mr Fox β Roald Dahl
A witty adventure about a clever fox outsmarting three farmers.
The Snail and the Whale β Julia Donaldson
A tiny snail travels the world with a whale, encouraging curiosity and resilience.
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(8-12 years old)
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Tobie Lolness β TimothΓ©e de Fombelle
A rich and immersive adventure novel that develops reading endurance.
The Ocean Child β Jean-Claude Mourlevat
A captivating ensemble narrative that invites readers to analyze different points of view.
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Matilda β Roald Dahl
A brilliant girl finds strength through books and intelligence in a humorous story.
Wonder β R.J. Palacio
A powerful novel about kindness and perspective told through multiple narrators.
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A selection faithful to the spirit of 314
These books have been chosen to fuel the imagination, reinforce bilingualism, and encourage a positive relationship with books. Because a child who reads during the holidays isn't really "working"... they are exploring, dreaming, and growing a little without even realizing it.
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We wish you a wonderful vacation and look forward to seeing you again!
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