Top-rated books by Maisie Chan
Books like Maisie Chan’s
Spot's Funtime Drawing
Hill Eric, 2005
12 pages
Why to read
Enhances creativity through interactive drawing activities.
Supports motor skills development and hand-eye coordination.
Encourages exploration of colors, shapes, and patterns.
Perfect for family bonding and shared learning moments.
Spot's Funtime Drawing
Hill Eric, 2005
Award winning
Mondays at Monster School (Early Reader Book 80)
Ruth Symes, Ruth Louise Symes, Rosie Reeve, 2005
64 pages
Why to read
Engaging tale of friendship and overcoming fears.
Stimulates empathy and emotional intelligence in children.
Simple language tailored for early readers.
Encourages enthusiasm for school and learning.
Mondays at Monster School (Early Reader Book 80)
Ruth Symes, Ruth Louise Symes, Rosie Reeve, 2005
I Can! Math Activity Program (1996) Literature Big2books (7-8 Years) -the 329th Friend
MACMILLAN/MCGRAW, 1979
96 pages
Why to read
Enhances math skills through engaging story-driven activities.
Tailored for 7-8 year olds, aligning with developmental stages.
Encourages interactive learning and group participation.
Builds confidence in mathematical concepts and problem-solving.
I Can! Math Activity Program (1996) Literature Big2books (7-8 Years) -the 329th Friend
MACMILLAN/MCGRAW, 1979
Award winning
Magical History Tour Vol. 5: The Plague: The Plague (5)
Fabrice Erre, Sylvain Savoia, 2020
48 pages
Why to read
Engaging historical adventure for young readers.
Enhances understanding of significant historical events.
Fosters curiosity and critical thinking about history.
Illustrations captivate and complement the storytelling.
Magical History Tour Vol. 5: The Plague: The Plague (5)
Fabrice Erre, Sylvain Savoia, 2020
Award winning
The Kingfisher Mini Treasury of Bedtime Stories (Kingfisher Mini Treasuries)
Sam Mcbratney, Kady MacDonald Denton, 2004
92 pages
Why to read
Diverse collection of charming, soothing bedtime tales.
Enhances language skills through engaging narratives.
Fosters emotional connection between parent and child.
Stimulates imagination with beautifully illustrated scenarios.
The Kingfisher Mini Treasury of Bedtime Stories (Kingfisher Mini Treasuries)
Sam Mcbratney, Kady MacDonald Denton, 2004
The Kingfisher Treasury of Funny Stories
Andrew Matthews, James Frank, unknown author, 1995
160 pages
Why to read
Humorous tales sparking joy and laughter in children.
Encourages creative thinking and imagination.
Enhances vocabulary through engaging narratives.
Strengthens family bonds during shared reading moments.
The Kingfisher Treasury of Funny Stories
Andrew Matthews, James Frank, unknown author, 1995
Award winning
How to Draw for Kids: A Simple Step by Step Guide to Learn Drawing Cute Stuff (Children's Art Book Vol. 3) (Children's Drawing Books)
Max Fun, 2020
112 pages
Why to read
Enhances creativity through simple, structured drawing steps.
Fosters artistic confidence in young aspiring artists.
Fun and engaging learning for children.
Improves hand-eye coordination and focus.
How to Draw for Kids: A Simple Step by Step Guide to Learn Drawing Cute Stuff (Children's Art Book Vol. 3) (Children's Drawing Books)
Max Fun, 2020
The Brave Little Grork
Kathryn Cave, Nick Maland, 2002
32 pages
Why to read
Encourages bravery and resilience in young readers.
Inspires creativity and imaginative play.
Addresses overcoming fears with courage.
Ideal for interactive parent-child reading sessions.
