Fairytale preschool books for free#
Fairytale preschool books series#

Fairytale preschool books for free#

If you want to check it out first, you can access Pollito Tito for FREE here.įinally, this collection of fairy tales in English is our #1 all time favorite and a best seller in my bookshop! With 5 languages to choose from and membership starting at $4.95 a month or $39.95 for an annual pass, you can access a bank of famous fairytales, including all the native speaker audio AND videos! I stumbled upon this website recently and WOW! What an awesome resource for children! The Fable Cottage is a membership based resource, although you can access some stories for free. The book also comes with a free audio accompaniment, available in both Spanish and English. I would recommend this title for adult learners only because there are no illustrations and the Spanish is a little more advanced than Adam Beck’s collection (#1 in this post). The fairy tales are written with a mix of dialogue and description – which is perfect for adult learners looking to improve their reading comprehension. The layout is unique in that each paragraph is translated into English underneath the Spanish, as opposed to having the text completely separate. I particularly love that it includes some that don’t feature elsewhere, like the Spanish translations of Puss in Boots and The Emperor’s New Suit. This collection has a really awesome range of very familiar tales. 11 Bilingual Fairy Tales in Spanish and English The familiar fairy tales are so engaging and we have the whole collection! They are so detailed with cut-through pages which are simply stunning to the eye. What I love most about each of these titles, is the incredible intricacies in the design.

They have 5 titles available in Spanish, and even more in English, called ‘ Peek Inside a Fairytale‘.

Fairytale preschool books series#

Without a doubt, my absolute favorite fairy tale series is the ‘ Entra en un Cuento‘ also with Usborne Books & More. I think these fairy tale collections are a must for all bookshelves! I know we will treasure ours for decades! Whereas the Cuentos de Hadas para Peques is very similar for slightly younger readers: 2-5!įrom “Caperucita Roja”, “Ricitos de oro”, “Cenicienta” and “La princesa y el guisante”, the simple, yet magical text make these titles very accessible to young readers. The Cuentos de Hadas Ilustrados collection is absolutely beautifully illustrated and makes the most wonderful family read aloud. The illustrated originals are some of my favorite books to collect in my Usborne Books & More bookshop. You can grab a copy of 28 Bilingual English-Spanish Fairy Tales & Fables here.Īnother beautiful collection (in Spanish only) is this Usborne Books edition of illustrated fairy tales. There are no pictures in this book, which was a little disappointing for my little ones! So we use it for bedtime stories, when I am reading softly as they close their eyes. This is a huge support for families needing pronunciation support. There is also Spanish and English audio for all the stories available online.

This makes for easy reference as a non-native. The stories cover a double spread, with English on the left and Spanish on the right. The length makes them more accessible to second language learners, whilst the brevity helps learners predict the text better. The stories are simplified and concise, yet clever and very meaningful.

11 Bilingual Fairy Tales in Spanish and Englishīest Spanish Fairy Tales & Fables 28 Bilingual English-Spanish Fairy Tales & Fablesįrom the best selling author, Adam Beck ~ I highly recommend his book Maximize your Child’s Bilingual Ability, this collection of bilingual fairy tales and fables contains 28 stories, from very familiar ones like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs, to timeless classics like Rumplestiltskin, The Three Wishes and Stone Soup.28 Bilingual English-Spanish Fairy Tales & Fables.