First Thousand Words in French Sticker Book

Usborne First Thousand Words

by Heather Amery, Stephen Cartwright (Illustrator)

Sticker books encourage children in active learning, and help association of words with objects to ensure effective vocabulary building

Genres: France, Nonfiction, Childrens, Picture Books, Reference

70 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Heather Amery was born and brought up in Bath, Somerset. Heather has written over a hundred books for children, including alphabet books, science and history books, craft books, classical fairy tales, a series for beginner readers called Farmyard Tales, Usborne Bible Tales, and Greek Myths.

Reviews

[Colleen]

This is a great beginning book for learning French vocabulary, for both children and adults. The book has beautiful, fun, colorful, and entertaining illustrations to assist with learning these thousand words. I recommend this book for anyone wanting a fun book to develop their French vocabulary for various aspects of life.

[Muriel]

The Osborne books have good graphics, which help with language learning.

[Leah]

an excellent addition to a language course. when learning a language you've got to start from scratch like a child, so this is a great book to give you everyday vocabulary for the most common objects.

[Dee]

Easy to use, with cute pictures and stickers that weren't difficult to move if you got it wrong the first time. I actually liked this MUCH better than reading regular vocabulary books. This involved a little more interaction and brainpower. Plus, it was fun.

[Kayla]

I know that this book is centered for littiler kids but i am really slow at learning french and its got lots of pictures which helps me to see the words.
Sallut!

[The Children]

The internet link provides pronunciation for all the words. The baby even loves it!

[Heather Larcombe]

Found this on my childrens' shelf and started leafing through it. Dated, but cute, and useful words. Hopefully I'll retain some of them.

[Nadine]

I bought it for our children. I like that all the pictures are actually pictures of clay.

[Barry Avis]

Was a bit skeptical that this would be too easy for me as I started my second french language course (beginners Plus) but found it really useful to learn some everyday word. Definitely recommended for anyone of any age looking to start their french language course.