O Pequeno Príncipe

An illustrated retelling of the classic tale in Portuguese, built for reading aloud together. Sixteen pages pair full colour artwork with short sentences, so a child who is just starting out can follow the story through the pictures.

Irmãos Grimm

The story of the girl who loses a slipper at the ball, told in Portuguese with full page illustrations. It belongs to a collection designed for shared reading, with concrete vocabulary and short sentences.

Charles Perrault

A clever cat turns his penniless owner into a marquis through sheer cunning. This Portuguese adaptation gives every scene its own illustration, so the plot stays clear even before a child reads fluently.

Charles Perrault

The duckling nobody wants grows up to discover he was always a swan. This Portuguese version keeps the tale to its essentials and leans on large illustrations, which makes it work well as a first read aloud.

Hans Christian Andersen

An illustrated tale in Portuguese about a mischievous young rabbit who ignores his mother and sneaks into the forbidden vegetable garden. The author's original watercolours run alongside a short text, ideal for reading aloud to children who cannot yet read on their own.

Beatrix Potter