André Goes to School: A Story About Being Brave on the First Day of School (Picture Books for Kids, Toddlers, Preschoolers, Kindergarteners, 1st grade, ... grade & Early Readers)
Going to school can be overwhelming for a young child. André is no exception as he experiences a rollercoaster ofemotions on his big day, all while trying to maintain a positive mindset. This is the perfect book for young children adjusting to life at school!
With beautiful illustrations and an engaging storyline, this book depicts sweet André as he navigates through his very first day of school. Whether in school or not, this a fun and sweet story any child will enjoy.
Mikaela Wilson is an author on a mission to bring fun, entertaining and meaningful stories to children's lives. In addition to working full-time as an IT Application Analyst, she is a wife and a mother of two young children. Mikaela is so excited to share the books from her "Live, Laugh, Grow" series. The series is a collection of sweet and funny stories inspired by her children. The goal of the series is to help children explore real-life experiences all while cultivating laughter, learning, confidence and growth.
What a great story to read as kids go back to school. I loved the endearing moment when mom leaves her scarf with her Andre so he can feel close to home while starting his first day. This story shares responsibly, safety, a teachers compassion, and that school is fun. Love this series and the beautiful illustrations too!
Excellent book, reminds me of when I started and could see my parents from the school leaving me there; watching my own children starting School and the anxieties they must have felt. I would recommend this to all parents to share with their children.
This is a cute and charming book about a little boy named André who goes to school for the first time. He faces his fears and discovers that school can be fun and rewarding.
The book has colourful and expressive illustrations that capture André's emotions and adventures. The book also has a positive message about bravery, trying new things, and making friends.
I liked that the book showed André's family and teacher supporting and encouraging him. I didn't give it five stars because I felt the book was too short and could have explored more aspects of school life, such as learning new skills, playing games, or doing homework.
Overall, a lovely book for preschoolers and kindergarteners who are starting school or need some reassurance.