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Tuesday, September 9, 2014

List of children's books in Polish language - Lista książek po Polsku dla dzieci


 
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Big thanks to Emilia Pallado, who sent me this great list of children's books in Polish language so I can in turn share it with all of you! Emilia is a mother of two trilingual children, who are bilingual in Polish and Spanish from birth, and have been learning English at school.

Dear Emilia - Thank you! Dziękuję! Gracias!


Książki dla dzieci od urodzenia


Marta Bogdanowicz (opracowanie) – Rymowanki – Przytulanki - Author's books on Amazon

Jan Brzechwa - Wiersze i bajki - Author's books on Amazon

Julian Tuwim - Wiersze dla dzieci - Author's books on Amazon

Aleksander Fredro - Paweł i Gaweł - Author's books on Amazon

Maria Konopnicka dzieciom  -Author's books on Amazon

 


Książki dla dzieci od 3 lat



Czesław Janczarski - Mis Uszatek  - Author's books on Amazon


Janosch - Ach, jak cudowna jest Panama (seria)

Elżbieta Wasiuczyńska - Moja pierwsza księga pojazdów - Author's books on Amazon

Ola Cieślak - Od 1 do 10 - Author's books on Amazon

Agnieszka Frączek - Całuski i buziaczki - Author's books on Amazon

Kornel Makuszyński - Przygody Koziołka Matołka

Alan A. Milne - Kubuś Puchatek, Chatka Puchatka

Jan Brzechwa - Pchła Szachrajka; Szelmostwa Lisa Witalisa

Catarina Kruusval - Kwiaty od Eli

Wanda Chotomska - Kurczę blade

Katarzyna Zychla - Świat Maksa (seria)

Eva Eriksson - Mela na zakupach

Kornel Makuszyński, Marian Walentynowicz - Awantury i wybryki małej małpki Fiki-Miki

 


Książki dla dzieci od 4 lat


Astrid Lindgren - Lotta z ulicy Awanturników

Wojciech Widłak - Pan Kuleczka (seria)

Kate Lum – Co!?

Pan Pierdziołka spadł ze stołka, Nowe fikołki pana Pierdziołki (opracowanie zbiorowe)

Jujja Wieslander - Mama Mu (seria)

Pija Lindenbaum - Nusia (seria)

Astrid Lindgren, Ilon Wikland - Ja też chcę mieć rodzeństwo

Jana Frey - Dlaczego zawsze ja?

Zofia Stanecka - Kopciuszek

Annelore Parot - Kokeshi (seria)

Beata Ostrowicka - Ale ja tak chcę!

Janosch - Słownik obrazkowy Misia i Tygryska

Renata Piątkowska - Opowiadania dla przedszkolaków

Margery Williams - Aksamitny królik

Lauren Child - Charlie i Lola (seria)

 


Książki dla dzieci od 5 lat


Michał Rusinek - Mały Chopin

Pamela L. Travers – Mary Poppins (seria)

Astrid Lindgren - seria o Pippi Pończoszance

Astrid Lingren - Dzieci z Bullerbyn

Astrid Lindgren - Emil ze Smalandii

Toon Tellegen - Nie każdy umiał się przewrócić

Aleksandra i Daniel Mizielińscy - Mapy. Obrazkowa podróż po lądach, morzach i kulturach świata; Mapownik

Janina Porazińska - Pamiętnik Czarnego Noska

Opowiadania wigilijne pod choinkę od polskich pisarzy

Grzegorz Kasdepke - Rózga

 


Książki dla dzieci od 6 lat


Asa Lind – Piaskowy Wilk

Małgorzata Musierowicz - Znajomi z zerówki

Grzegorz Kasdepke – Detektyw Pozytywka (i inne książki tego autora)

Daniel Mizieliński, Aleksandra Machowiak - D.O.M.E.K.

Roald Dahl – Matylda

Sempe, Gościnny - seria o Mikołajku

Martin Widmark, Helena Willis - Biuro detektywistyczne Lassego i Mai (seria)

Mira Jaworczakowa - Jacek, Wacek i Pankracek

Mary Norton - Gałka od łóżka

 


Książki dla dzieci od 7 lat


Agnieszka Tyszka – Zosia z ulicy Kociej (seria)

Maria Krüger - Karolcia

Baśnie i legendy polskie (wyd. Zielona Sowa)

Adam Wajrak - Zwierzaki Wajraka

Tomasz Rożek - Nauka – to lubię. Od ziarnka piasku do gwiazd

Anne-Cath Vestly - Guro




Click to view all Polish books for children available on Amazon.


What are you reading with your child? What is your child's favorite book? Share it in the comments below.

 
Linki:

MEDIA RODZINA

Wortal o Książlach dla Dzieci i Młodzieży

Fundacja ABCXXI - Cała Polska Czyta Dzieciom
(ABCXXI - All of Poland Reads to Kids Foundation )



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8 comments:

  1. Thank you from my side to you both, Emilia for the list and to you for sharing! My name is Justyna. I am mother of trilingual child, who is bilingual in Polish and Spanish and has been hearing German outside of home. I start to compare our list of children's books in Polish. If you know a family with this language combination (Polish/Spanish living in Germany, AUstria or Switzerland, please give me a hint. Thank you.
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    1. Thank you for the comment, Justyna! How old is your child? Did he/she start speaking some German yet? It is always nice to know that you are not alone in raising your children trilingual and have other parents support. I will definitely let you know if I come across a family like yours! And you are welcome to post your question regarding other families with this language combination on Raising a Trilingual Child Facebook page .

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    2. Hi Galina! Alicje does not speak any language :-) She is 9,5 months. Yes, it is very important and necessary to know we are not alone and not CRAZY to raise Alicja in so many languages. Thank you of you let me know about families like our. And excellent job here in your blog!

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  2. Thank you Justyna! You might like to join us on Facebook, I have just created a new group https://www.facebook.com/groups/dzieci.dwujezyczne.polski/

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    1. Emilia! i have already asked to be added to the group. Thank you! Dziękuję!!! I Pozdrawiam!

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    2. I would also like to join this group, however fb gives a message "Sorry, this content isn't available at the moment."

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  3. Hello, my husband and I live in the U.S and are raising a child to speak Polish, Spanish and English. I speak only Spanish to him and my husband and mother in-law who watches him 5 hours a day only speak Polish to him. I read to him in Spanish and English as well as sing songs in both. HIs receptive language is very developed in both Polish and Spanish and it has been amazing to observe. On the other hand is expressive language has been developing very slowly, He says 5 words in Spanish and two in English. When I see other children his age who are only exposed to English say so many words I get discouraged and worried, however I continue to stimulate his expressive language as much as possible. Any suggestions or experiences would be helpful.
    Thanks.

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