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5 - 7 years
Children actively explore the world, asking "How?" and "Why?" and starting to solve their first problems.
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Books for children aged from 5 to 7
Very soon, your child’s list of books to read will depend on you and their teacher.
While your child is still a preschooler, we recommend looking at the book list for the "ages 5 to 7" category, where we have included works by Russian and foreign authors.
How to Read?
It’s time to finish reading aloud, except for five to ten minutes before bed, to help them sleep better. Your child will soon need to start reading on their own.
Teach your child to compose poems or, for example, write stories that continue their favorite books.
If your child is starting to read independently, watch for correct pronunciation and gently correct any mistakes.
What to Read?
Stories, fairy tales, novellas
Unadapted children’s works with full plots and complex sentences.
Popular Literature
What "everyone is reading." At this age, it is essential for children to feel "in" with their peers, so you might have to endure it a bit.
What to Buy?
Books about your child’s interests. If your child loves cats, choose a zoological encyclopedia (or a cat detective story); if they are interested in hockey, pick a sports book, and so on.
List of Literature
- A. S. Pushkin: "The Tale of Tsar Saltan," "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish," "The Tale of the Dead Princess," "The Tale of the Golden Cockerel";
- S. T. Aksakov: "The Scarlet Flower";
- V. F. Odoevsky: "The Town in the Snuffbox," "Father Frost";
- I. A. Krylov: Fables;
- V. I. Dal: Fairy tales "The Snow Maiden," "The Old Man-Year," and others;
- P. Ershov: "The Little Humpbacked Horse";
- D. Mamin-Sibiryak: "Alyonushka's Tales," "The Gray Neck";
- V. Garshin: "The Traveling Frog";
- L. N. Tolstoy: Stories and fairy tales "The Stone," "The Bird," "The Shark," "Filippok," "The Lion and the Dog," and others;
- K. D. Ushinsky: Stories and fairy tales "The Blind Horse," "How the Shirt Grew in the Field," and others.
- V. Bianchi: "How the Little Ant Rushed Home," "The Little Mouse Pik," "The Titmouse Calendar," and others;
- E. Shim: "Who Lost the Hoof?" and others;
- G. Snegirev: Stories;
- Y. Dmitriev: "Forest Riddles";
- I. Akimushkin: "In the World of Animals";
- V. Chaplina: Stories;
- O. Perovskaya: Stories;
- V. Chaplina: "Zoo Pets";
- E. Levitan: "For Kids About Stars and Planets";
- G. Yudin: "The Greatest Wonder of the World."
- A. Tolstoy: "The Golden Key or the Adventures of Buratino";
- N. Nosov: "The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends";
- E. Uspensky: "Crocodile Gena and His Friends";
- K. Chukovsky: "Doctor Aybolit";
- V. Korostylev: "The Toothbrush Queen";
- A. Volkov: "The Wizard of the Emerald City";
- S. Prokofyeva: "The Adventures of the Little Yellow Suitcase" and others;
- T. Alexandrova: "Kuzka";
- V. Lunin: "The Adventures of the Doughnut Liza";
- S. Mikhalkov: "The Disobedience Festival."
- E. Blyton: "Famous Duckling Tim";
- E. Hogarth: "Muffin and His Friends";
- A. Preus: "The Kid Who Could Count to 10";
- H. Mäki: "Uncle Auv";
- L. Muur: "Little Raccoon";
- A. Lindgren: Short fairy tales;
- E. MacLachlan: "The Mountain That Loved a Bird";
- P. Travers: "Mary Poppins";
- T. Jansson: "The Magician's Hat";
- O. Preussler: "The Little Witch."