I go to school

Voy a la escuela is a Spanish-language board book written and illustrated by Glòria Fort and published by Carambuco Ediciones, first released in August 2018.  It’s a 14-page “cartón” (sturdy board) format in a compact 18 × 18 cm square size—made for very young hands and short, repeatable reads.
The story revisits a child’s first day of school with the aim of calming worries and making the experience feel familiar, using clear, simple illustrations and an emotionally reassuring tone.  If you’re building a small library of Spanish children’s books for early years, this is the kind of read-aloud that supports gentle routines: talk about what will happen, name feelings, and repeat the story until “new” starts to feel safe.
This book is for families with toddlers (Carambuco lists it in its 1–4 years collection), for parents preparing for the first school drop-off, and for bilingual homes that want more everyday Spanish on the bookshelf.  It also works well for teachers and caregivers looking for a quick, comforting back-to-school book to share before group transitions.
Why it earns a place in your basket: it’s short enough for busy days, focused on emotional preparation rather than big lectures, and ideal for repeating—because repetition is how little kids build confidence. Add it to bedtime the week before school starts, or read it in the morning as a calm “preview” of the day.