Children's books
From first picture books to novels read under the blanket: fairy tales by Ion Creangă and Petre Ispirescu, stories by Spiridon Vangheli, picture books by Julia Donaldson and adventures by Astrid Lindgren and Roald Dahl, with prices from every bookshop in Moldova on one page.
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- 26,041
- Bookshops
- 16
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- 5,00 lei
The Teeny Weeny Genie
Julia Donaldson
in 1 store
Peep Inside a Tree
Anna Milbourne
in 1 store
The Way Back
Gavriel Savit
in 1 store
The Tower of Nero
Rick Riordan
in 1 store
Sanchez
Matt Oldfield, Tom Oldfield
in 1 store
Isadora Moon Under the Sea
Harriet Muncaster
in 1 store
Isadora Moon Puts on a Show
Harriet Muncaster
in 1 store
Isadora Moon Goes to a Wedding
Harriet Muncaster
in 1 store
Isadora Moon and the Shooting Star
Harriet Muncaster
in 1 store
Isadora Moon and the Frost Festival
Harriet Muncaster
in 1 store
Look Inside an Airport
Rob Lloyd Jones
in 1 store
Goodnight Baby Moon
in 1 store
First Children's Dictionary
in 1 store
All About You and Your Body
Felicity Brooks
in 1 store
100 Things to Know About Sport
Alice James
in 1 store
Book and Jigsaw Trucks
Sam Smith
in 1 store
Spooky Fuzzy
Vivi Tinta
in 1 store
Fantastic Mr Fox
Roald Dahl
in 1 store
The Sun Thief
Alice Hemming
in 1 store
Madame Doubtfire
Anne Fine
in 1 store
The Seriously Epic Holiday of Lottie Brooks
Katie Kirby
in 1 store
Anne of Ingleside
Lucy Maud Montgomery
in 1 store
The Unofficial K-Pop Demon Hunters Activity Book
Lila Violet
in 1 store
Lottie Brooks’s Essential Guide to Life
Katie Kirby
in 1 store
Good to know
How do I choose a book for my child's age?
Up to about three, board books with big pictures and little text work well. Between three and six, children enjoy picture books read aloud, such as "The Gruffalo". New readers need large print and short sentences, and from around eight they can move on to novels like "Diary of a Wimpy Kid". The age on the cover is only a guide: how much your child likes reading matters too.
How can I get my child to read more?
Pick a book about something they already love, whether that's dinosaurs, football or princesses, and read together for a few minutes every evening. Series help a lot: if they liked one volume, they'll ask for the next. Let them choose for themselves now and then, even if they pick the same book ten times.