Reading in a different language can seem scary at first but if you approach it in the right way and with a bit of patience, you will have gained some great skills for studying a language. One thing we can all relate to is his sadness on the last day of the summer holidays! His cute naivety is present throughout the books and will leave you thinking about similar memories from your own childhood.
The world through the eyes of a small boy is very different to how we see it and in Nicolas’ world, where grown-ups and children are like different species, daily adventures seem even more thrilling. A young boy called “Nicolas” describes his holiday adventures with his friends and all the mischief he gets up to with them! He often ends up in trouble but is adorably cheeky. I started reading this book in Year 11 and was soon hooked on the series. As a popular French children’s book, Les Vacances du Petit Nicolas is ideal for anyone studying French at school.
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