Book details
Lisa in New York (The Misadventures of Gaspard and Lisa)
Description
Lisa visits her favorite uncle in New York City and sees the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Central Park. When she gets lost in Times Square while shopping for souvenirs, she is saved by her own cleverness-and a Statue of Liberty night-light.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
beginner
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Cultural Exploration: 'Lisa in New York' offers young readers a delightful opportunity to explore the vibrant city of New York through the eyes of Lisa, providing a fun and educational experience about different cultures and city life.
- Language Development: The simple yet engaging text is perfect for early readers to practice their reading skills, expand their vocabulary, and develop a love for reading with the help of charming characters and an exciting setting.
- Imagination and Adventure: The misadventures of Gaspard and Lisa ignite children's imaginations, encouraging them to dream big and embark on their own adventures, even if it's just within the pages of a book.
- Social and Emotional Learning: Through the characters' experiences, children learn about friendship, problem-solving, and navigating new environments, which are valuable lessons for their social and emotional growth.