Books in Bilingual English French Children's Books series

Once upon a time, there was a little dragon named Pascual who was sad because he couldn’t breathe fire. Until one day he became friends with some children from the town of Olot and they had an idea: there were volcanoes in the town, and volcanoes have fire. Maybe he could get down and look for it... The Fireless Dragon is the 4th title in the collection Children Bilingual Books . It’s arranged according to reading difficulty, where title 1 is the easiest and title 9 the most difficult. The same text appears twice on every page, once in English and once in Catalan. THE CHILDREN HELPED PASCUAL WHEN THEY SAW HE NEEDED IT. AND YOU? DO YOU HELP THOSE IN NEED? Reviews: Literatil: "We read it at home and ever since reading it together it is one of the books that my 7 year old daughter Claudia tends to take off her shelf to read alone. She has read it numerous times. She goes back to this book time and time again and believe it’s because it builds confidence. I just know that if I read it to her, she’s going to understand it. I also know that she can read it alone." Aprender con ellos: "A short story filled with learning on all levels. It is perfect for class work and also at home."Mum: "Basic edition but manageable. For young readers it is fantastic." ***PRINTED BY AMAZON***

Once upon a time, there was a little dragon named Pascual who was sad because he couldn’t breathe fire. Until one day he became friends with some children from the town of Olot and they had an idea: there were volcanoes in the town, and volcanoes have fire. Maybe he could get down and look for it... The Fireless Dragon is the 4th title in the collection Children Bilingual Books . It’s arranged according to reading difficulty, where title 1 is the easiest and title 9 the most difficult.The same text appears twice on every page, once in English and once in Spanish. THE CHILDREN HELPED PASCUAL WHEN THEY SAW HE NEEDED IT. AND YOU? DO YOU HELP THOSE IN NEED? Reviews: Literatil: "We read it at home and ever since reading it together it is one of the books that my 7 year old daughter Claudia tends to take off her shelf to read alone. She has read it numerous times. She goes back to this book time and time again and believe it’s because it builds confidence. I just know that if I read it to her, she’s going to understand it. I also know that she can read it alone." Aprender con ellos: "A short story filled with learning on all levels. It is perfect for class work and also at home."Mum: "Basic edition but manageable. For young readers it is fantastic." PRINTED BY AMAZON.

This is a story about how a friendly second hand car meets his new family and they become friends. The Yellow Car is the 8th title in the collection Children Bilingual Books. It’s arranged according to reading difficulty, where title 1 is the easiest and title 9 the most difficult. The same text appears twice on every page, once in English and once in Catalan. THE YELLOW CAR IS A TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO NEVER GIVE UP AND MAKE AN EFFORT TO ACHIEVE THINGS. Children Bilingual Books collection:•1- Bernard, the Fireman•2-Brave•3-Small, a Happy Grain of Sand•4-The Fireless Dragon•5-Simba, the Lion•6-The Pirate Treasure•7-The Man with Three Hairs•8-The Yellow Car•9-Long Trunk Reviews: Literatil: "We read it at home and ever since reading it together it is one of the books that my 7 year old daughter Claudia tends to take off her shelf to read alone. She has read it numerous times. She goes back to this book time and time again and believe it’s because it builds confidence. I just know that if I read it to her, she’s going to understand it. I also know that she can read it alone." Aprender con ellos: "A short story filled with learning on all levels. It is perfect for class work and also at home."Mum: "Basic edition but manageable. For young readers it is fantastic."

Children's Book: Caden the Camel German-English Bilingual Story with Illustrations Ages: 3 to 7 A heartwarming story: courage, diligence and friendship. 1. Why is this German-English bilingual picture book created? The best time to learn a second language is in early childhood, when the brain is more receptive to language learning. The best way to learn a new language is by reading books, which can help children learn spelling, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structures at the same time. The best books for learning a foreign language are bilingual stories with pictures, which can facilitate children's understanding of the plot and reinforce their linguistic memory. That's why we created this bilingual picture book for children . 2. What are the advantages of German-English bilingual children? There are many benefits of being bilingual. Scientific studies have shown that compared to children who speak only one language, bilingual children have longer attention spans are better at multitasking perform better in school tests have better social and communication skills have better career opportunities earn more money in jobs have lower risks of stroke and Dementia in old age are more open-minded, tolerant and flexible 3. How to raise German-English bilingual children? Einstein said, "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them stories; if you want your children to be more intelligent, read them more stories." He emphasized the importance of reading stories in a child's cognitive development. We believe that reading stories in two languages can maximize the positive effects of reading, because different languages are stored in different parts of the brain and bilingual stories can stimiluate and activate more regions in the brain than monolingual stories. So Einstein's quote can be changed into "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them monolingual stories; If you want your children to be more intelligent, read them bilingual stories! Raising bilingual kids is a long process. It requires determination, patience, practice and repetition. When you read bilingual stories to your child every day, you are training their language muscles. One little bilingual story could lead to a big step in your child's life. 4. Who can use this German-English bilingual book? This book is recommended for: bilingual children bilingual families bilingual kindergartens bilingual schools bilingual classes bilingual libraries Start the amazing bilingual journey today!

Children's Book: The Watermelon Princess German-English Bilingual Story with Illustrations Ages: 3 to 7 A watermelon adventure: exciting, funny and unbelievable! 1. Why is this German-English bilingual picture book created? The best time to learn a second language is in early childhood, when the brain is more receptive to language learning. The best way to learn a new language is by reading books, which can help children learn spelling, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structures at the same time. The best books for learning a foreign language are bilingual stories with pictures, which can facilitate children's understanding of the plot and reinforce their linguistic memory. That's why we created this bilingual picture book for children . 2. What are the advantages of German-English bilingual children? There are many benefits of being bilingual. Scientific studies have shown that compared to children who speak only one language, bilingual children have longer attention spans are better at multitasking perform better in school tests have better social and communication skills have better career opportunities earn more money in jobs have lower risks of stroke and Dementia in old age are more open-minded, tolerant and flexible 3. How to raise German-English bilingual children? Einstein said, "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them stories; if you want your children to be more intelligent, read them more stories." He emphasized the importance of reading stories in a child's cognitive development. We believe that reading stories in two languages can maximize the positive effects of reading, because different languages are stored in different parts of the brain and bilingual stories can stimiluate and activate more regions in the brain than monolingual stories. So Einstein's quote can be changed into "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them monolingual stories; If you want your children to be more intelligent, read them bilingual stories! Raising bilingual kids is a long process. It requires determination, patience, practice and repetition. When you read bilingual stories to your child every day, you are training their language muscles. One little bilingual story could lead to a big step in your child's life. 4. Who can use this German-English bilingual book? This book is recommended for: bilingual children bilingual families bilingual kindergartens bilingual schools bilingual classes bilingual libraries Start the amazing bilingual journey today!

Children's Book: The Watermelon Princess Dutch-English Bilingual Story with Illustrations Ages: 3 to 7 A watermelon adventure: exciting, funny and unbelievable! 1. Why is this Dutch-English bilingual picture book created? The best time to learn a second language is in early childhood, when the brain is more receptive to language learning. The best way to learn a new language is by reading books, which can help children learn spelling, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structures at the same time. The best books for learning a foreign language are bilingual stories with pictures, which can facilitate children's understanding of the plot and reinforce their linguistic memory. That's why we created this bilingual picture book for children . 2. What are the advantages of Dutch-English bilingual children? There are many benefits of being bilingual. Scientific studies have shown that compared to children who speak only one language, bilingual children have longer attention spans are better at multitasking perform better in school tests have better social and communication skills have better career opportunities earn more money in jobs have lower risks of stroke and Dementia in old age are more open-minded, tolerant and flexible 3. How to raise Dutch-English bilingual children? Einstein said, "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them stories; if you want your children to be more intelligent, read them more stories." He emphasized the importance of reading stories in a child's cognitive development. We believe that reading stories in two languages can maximize the positive effects of reading, because different languages are stored in different parts of the brain and bilingual stories can stimiluate and activate more regions in the brain than monolingual stories. So Einstein's quote can be changed into "If you want your children to be intelligent, read them monolingual stories; If you want your children to be more intelligent, read them bilingual stories! Raising bilingual kids is a long process. It requires determination, patience, practice and repetition. When you read bilingual stories to your child every day, you are training their language muscles. One little bilingual story could lead to a big step in your child's life. 4. Who can use this Dutch-English bilingual book? This book is recommended for: bilingual children bilingual families bilingual kindergartens bilingual schools bilingual classes bilingual libraries Start the amazing bilingual journey today!

Brave is a hairy and distracted little dog, very dirty because he’s lost. Until he meets Ana, who turns him into her friend. Ruff, ruff! How lucky he’s been! Brave is the 2th title in the collection Children Bilingual Books . It’s arranged according to reading difficulty, where title 1 is the easiest and title 9 the most difficult.The same text appears twice on every page, once in English and once in Catalan. Brave is a children book that transmits the following values:• Solidarity• Responsibility• Friendship BRAVE TEACHES US THAT WE MUST TAKE CARE OF ANIMALS. Children Bilingual Books collection:•1- Bernard, the Fireman•2-Brave•3-Small, a Happy Grain of Sand•4-The Fireless Dragon•5-Simba, the Lion•6-The Pirate Treasure•7-The Man with Three Hairs•8-The Yellow Car•9-Long Trunk Reviews: Literatil: "We read it at home and ever since reading it together it is one of the books that my 7 year old daughter Claudia tends to take off her shelf to read alone. She has read it numerous times. She goes back to this book time and time again and believe it’s because it builds confidence. I just know that if I read it to her, she’s going to understand it. I also know that she can read it alone." Aprender con ellos: "A short story filled with learning on all levels. It is perfect for class work and also at home."Mum: "Basic edition but manageable. For young readers it is fantastic." ***PRINTED BY AMAZON***