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Books in Spanish for 8 Year Olds

My son is eight! (WHAAAAAA?) I’m blown away by the fact that he is now reading chapter books in Spanish so I thought I’d share some of what we’re reading at home, in case you also are looking for books in Spanish for 8 year olds, or for kids in dual language programs. 

Our Favorite Books in Spanish for 8 Year Olds

books in spanish for 8 year olds

Mi Diario de aquí a allá 

A powerful book in both English and Spanish, that talks about the immigration experience from the point of view of a child who has to leave her home. 

 

Nate El Grande 

I love Nate! (and I think it’s important to love the books your kids are reading, since you might have to read with them!) This is a graphic novel, and my son finds it hilarious. 

Note: there are many Nate books in this series, like this one, Nate El Grande Ataca de Nuevo 

El Cocinero Raúl y el tesoro del baúl

This book follows the adventure of Raul, a cook who is a pirate but doesn’t want to fight, he just wants to cook. It is written in rhyme which is adorable, and it certainly keeps my kiddo entertained. 

Hombre Perro Series 

We recently discovered that Dog Man is available in Spanish, and we love the Hombre Perro series! This is the latest book in the series, El Hombre Perro El señor de las pulgas was just released in September 2019. 

 

Pasando Páginas 

Pasando Páginas is an autobiographical book by Justice Sonia Sotomayor. It talks about how books have played a special role in Justice Sotomayor’s life. It really is beautifully written and teaches kids that books are so special and they can help you overcome and get through life’s obstacles. We have it in English and SPANISH! 

You can purchase the book in English here. 

 

¡Solo Pregunta!

Another great book by Justice Sonia Sotomayor! Justice Sotomayor discusses how she was different when she was younger, and uses the analogy of a graden: just like different types of flowers making a garden beautiful , different types of people make the world beautiful! 

It inspires kids to ask questions and to not be afraid to be themselves, because they are unique. It is colorful and inspiring!

YOU CAN PURCHASE THE BOOK “Just Ask! Be Different, Be Brave, Be You! IN ENGLISH HERE! 

 


READ RELATED: 15 BOOKS WITH HISPANIC CHARACTERS YOU’LL LOVE 

Hispanic Heritage Month Series 2019 | Multicultural Kid BlogsWe are so excited for our eighth annual Hispanic Heritage Month series! Now through October 15, you’ll find great resources to share Hispanic Heritage with kids, plus you can link up your own posts on Hispanic Heritage!

Find even more ideas on our Latin America Pinterest board:

 

September 16
Pura Vida Moms on Multicultural Kid Blogs: Celebrating Latino Culture

September 17
Discovering the World Through My Son’s Eyes: Julia de Burgos, Puerto Rico’s Most Famous Latina Poet

September 18
Hispanic Mama: Raising Kids to Be Proud of Their Latino Heritage

September 19
Spanish Playground: Spanish Tongue Twisters for Kids

September 20
MommyMaestra: Tito Puente Lesson Plans, Coloring Pages, Crafts, Activities and More

September 23
Kids Spanish Book Club: Five Bilingual Picture Books

September 24
Embracing Diversity: 21 Inspirational Quotes by American Latinos To Uplift & Empower

September 25
el Mundo de Pepita

September 26
Little Nómadas: Quesillo Venezolano

September 30
Baby Devotions: Libritos to Grow Your Little One’s Faith, an Interview with Bianca Cerrato

October 1
For the Love of Spanish: All About Time in Spanish with Los Esqueletos

October 2
Tiny Tapping Toes: Toenails of Goats, an Amazing Musical Instrument

October 3
LadydeeLG

October 4
Bicultural Familia

October 7
Spanish Mama

October 8
The Multilingual Home

October 9
Bookworms and Owls

October 10
Jeddah Mom

October 11
Pretty Mama Breastfeeding

October 14
Multicultural Kid Blogs

October 15
Maritere Bellas

Don’t miss all of the great posts from previous years as well: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018.

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Diana Limongi
Diana a mom, activist, nonprofit professional, podcaster and writer from Queens, NY. She writes about motherhood, activism, raising my multilingual kids, culture and travel. She and her multicultural family live in Queens, NY.

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