By little bee books
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Hardcover; Ages 4-8; $9.99
Introducing the next book in the LITTLE EXPLORERS series, an interactive nonfiction series for curious youngsters. With more than 30 flaps, Under the Sea provides little ones with hands-on fun!
REVIEW: This book is fantastic! Between the facts, illustrations and flip tabs this book is good for hours of reading and fun. I just adored how well laid out it was. It was designed to engage the reader and it does so flawlessly. I also loved that it covered the topic of endangered animals and ways to save the seas because it is never too early to become conscientious of ways to save the planet and the oceans and seas. This book teaches in a way that the reader can start at the front keep going to the end or jump around explore what is most interesting to them! A hit for sure!
Disney/Pixar Coco: Movie
Storybook/Libro basado en la película (English-Spanish)
Translated by Elvira Ortiz
August 7, 2018
Paperback; Ages 3-7; $4.99
Follow along in this retelling of Disney/Pixar’s Coco as Miguel makes his way from the Land of the Dead to the Land of the Living, with words in both English and Spanish!
REVIEW: This book is "smart" according to my son. He was fascinated with how the book was written i both English and Spanish. He was trying to work his way through the book both ways. He was making connections between the English and Spanish words, which was really cool. Seeing certain words in bold, made the connection between some main words even easier. Plus, Coco is one movie that moved me so much. A favorite for sure! Genius and perfect for all home libraries and schools!
Translated by Elvira Ortiz
August 7, 2018
Paperback; Ages 3-7; $4.99
Join Moana as she sails across the sea to save her island in this bilingual retelling of Walt Disney Animation Studio's Moana. With text in English and Spanish, this book is perfecto for fans of the film!
REVIEW: This book is "smart" according to my son. He was fascinated with how the book was written i both English and Spanish. He was trying to work his way through the book both ways. He was making connections between the English and Spanish words, which was really cool. Seeing certain words in bold, made the connection between some main words even easier. A hit and ones kids are going to adore!
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