While schoolchildren are getting used to the regime after the summer holidays, it is also useful for you to refresh your memory of the years spent at your desk. Our selection will help moms brighten up a few autumn evenings, and also tell you which book is useful to give to your child. Take note of the 5 best books about school.
Scarecrow: Vladimir Zheleznikov
A story is familiar to many from the film adaptation of the same name by Rolan Bykov. Together with the brave sixth grader Lenka Bessoltseva, readers will have to face meanness and betrayal, experience many conflicting feelings, and find a way out of the difficult situation in which the main character finds herself. In the book, the author shows all the typical divisions into groups: Mironova is the leader of the class, Shmakova is the first beauty, Somov is a boy from a wealthy family, etc. The story clearly demonstrates how insensitive and cruel children can be in relation to more vulnerable peers. Alas, teenagers tend to assert themselves by immoral methods, by insulting those who are weaker. Every student and parent should read this book.
Study Novel – Christine Walker
An inspiring and insanely touching story of first love and true friendship – what could be better at a tender age? Christine Walker introduces readers to an ordinary girl, Fiona, who finds it difficult to communicate with her peers. She has a best friend, Marcy, and a secret crush since third grade, Gabe. At the very beginning of the next academic year, teenagers learn shocking news: the teachers decided to introduce a compulsory course in preparation for marriage at school. Boys and girls will be paired up to learn how to make money and budget together. You can’t refuse the course, because otherwise, the headmistress promises to leave it for the second year. Fiona dreamed of being paired with Gabe, but she got the hated Todd…
Diary of a Wimpy Kid – Jeff Kinney
Light text, funny characters, and comical situations from childhood will make you completely forget about the autumn blues. The book is the notes of a boy, Gregory, who has just moved into high school. On his way – the problems of growing up, the jokes of classmates, quarrels with best friends, disagreements with parents, house arrests, and many other typical difficulties that every child goes through. From each sketch, both adults and children will be able to learn a valuable lesson themselves. You will begin to better understand your fidget, and the child himself will find a lot of advice that will help to cope with the difficult everyday life of a growing organism.
Time is always good – Andrey Zhvalevsky, Evgenia Pasternak
What happens if a girl from 2018 suddenly ends up in 1980? Will the boy from 1980 be mysteriously transported from the past to her place? The heroes, who find themselves in an unusual environment, are trying to figure out where it is more interesting to play (on a computer or in the yard?), How is it more convenient to communicate (in a chat or face to face?), and, finally, when is it better to live? In the present or in the past? The authors skillfully draw parallels between “then” and “now”, emphasizing the main thing – that time is always good, and in general, everything depends only on you.
The Princess Diaries – Meg Cabot
Completely girly, but no less fascinating series of books about the most ordinary schoolgirl Mia … who one day finds out that she will inherit the throne of her father! The experiences of the main character will be close to all teenage girls. How do become popular? How to stop worrying about your appearance? Why does my classmate already have a boyfriend and I don’t yet? And all this against the backdrop of a voluntary-compulsory transformation into a real princess.
