The Giraffe That Ate The Moon / La Girafe Qui a Mangé La Lune: Babl Children's Books in French and English

by Aralie Rangel, Bab'l Books, Alvina Kwong (Illustrator)

"“One day I’m going to be so tall, I’ll be able to eat the moon!” Sometimes it takes a big change for us to realize what’s most important in life. George the giraffe is the shortest giraffe in his herd, but all he wants is to be so tall that he can eat the moon. When his wish comes true, he discovers that being small might not be so bad after all, especially when he begins to miss his family. As your children join George on his journey, they will come to realize the importance of home and loved ones, all while they learn a new language."

Genres: France

26 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 7, 2015

Reviews

[Ariel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good for beginners

I'm currently learning french and this book was simple enough for me to understand and thanks to both the English and french text, if I get caught up on a word or phrase i can easily look at the English portion to figure it out

[Cyndar · Rating 5 out of 5]

So cute

Excellent for learning French. Between the illustrations and having both French and English on the page. It is quite easy to understand. It uses limited vocabulary, which can be remembered, and is really quite adorable.

[Jen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great learning tool with a good message for children.

This is an excellent learning tool for those trying to learn French (or French people learning English). It also has a good message for children.

[Braiton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Deserves Nobel literature award

Enormous depth and profound insight into giraffes' psychology and and their mind. Every baby should read this and ponder upon it every night.

[Tom Roberts · Rating 5 out of 5]

He careful what you wish for!

This sweet story tells clearly how children want to grow up too quickly and this baby giraffe learns the value of family 😍