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Usborne Big Picture Books

My First 100 Words

It’s easy to learn your first 100 words with this colorful book full of busy buzzy bees, pitter-pattering raindrops, chitter-chattering children, and noisy little lambs.

24 pages, Unknown Binding

Published January 1, 2018

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Felicity Brooks

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Felicity Brooks is an Editorial Director and writer at Usborne Publishing. She studied English and Drama at Exeter University and worked as an actor, teacher and lexicographer (someone who compiles dictionaries) before starting work in children’s publishing in the late 1980s.

She has written and edited hundreds of children’s books, including stories and novelty books for pre-schoolers and books about history, geography, languages, science, maths, nature and the arts.

Her books have won the TES Senior Information Book Award, the Aventis Science Books Prize, the SLA Information Book Award, the Sheffield Baby Books Award and Practical Pre-school Gold and Silver Awards.

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October 28, 2018
Really enjoyed reading this book with my kids.

Illustrations are good. Words are clear and easy to follow.
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September 8, 2019
A fantastic book to have in any primary classroom from year 1 right through to year 6. The book has a separate page spread for a variety of different situations such as animals, bed time, the beach and colours. This would be a perfect addition to a classroom where children learn French as part of their curriculum as a fun book to extend or reinforce their knowledge. This could also be used if a child joins the school who speaks French but very little English as by each picture is both the French and English words. The child could then feel less isolated and included by teaching their classmates the French words and being taught the English by others in the class. The book is colourful and engaging, making learning fun.
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