What to Read Wednesday: Kids’ Books About France

The Best Kids’ Books About France

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If you can’t physically travel to France, enjoy the next best thing–read some wonderful children’s books with your kids, and settle in with some sweet or savory crêpes to experience some French culture.

Our book list this week features some of the very best children’s books about France, plus a free printable pack of activities to go along. Try counting in French, make some French crêpes with our recipe, and use the decorated notebook page to write your own France-inspired story. Oh, and we also have a library checklist for you with all of this week’s books, so you can head to the library and find just what you’re looking for. Have fun learning about France!

France for Kids Free Printable Pack

Click here or on the image below to download our free France Printable Pack, which includes a library checklist, counting in French activity, French cooking activity, and decorated notebook page.

If you have a favorite children’s book about France to add to our list, please share!

Bonne lecture!

Our favorite kids’ books about France

• This is Paris
• Anatole
• Adèle & Simon (Adele & Simon)
• Madeline
• Eloise in Paris
• Mirette on the High Wire
• Charlotte in Paris
• Linnea in Monet’s Garden
• The Glorious Flight: Across the Channel with Louis Bleriot July 25, 1909 (Picture Puffin Books)
• The Happy Lion
• Gaston (Gaston and Friends)
• Antoinette (Gaston and Friends)

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