My French Sticker Dictionary: Everyday Words and Popular Themes in Colorful Sticker Scenes (Sticker Dictionaries)

I bought this for my nephew who's father is French and his mother speaks both English and Spanish. They have been immersing their son into a trilingual environment in order to facilitate communication with his grand and great-grand parents.

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3 1/2 stars"My French Sticker Dictionary" by Catherine Bruzzone and Louise Millar is a visual dictionary to teach approximately seventy words in French using a combination of stickers and illustrations. There is a glossary at the very end of the book to aid in translating between the two languages and similar items are placed together on a set of pages. It seems to me that it would be better to have a word list on the page where the stickers are destined to be placed in order to aid one in determining the correct sticker but the arrangement of this book may be just to encourage a visual versus literal style of learning. The student is undoubtedly encouraged to look for the appropriate object and learn the word in that fashion but the stickers are not necessarily grouped on the source sheet the same way they are on the destination page so I could imagine this being moderately frustrating to some people. I really like the way the words are phonetically listed to aid in pronunciation and I think this is a nice beginning introduction to some words but I wonder how long it would hold a child's attention once the stickers have been placed. I am unsure what grade level this book is directed toward but I think a couple of illustrated pages that have basic sentences using the words being highlighted would be beneficial.© Night Owl ReviewsI received a copy of this title in return for an honest review.

Not many stickers for the price. Not recommended.

Fun and easy to read. I don’t speak French but my children are in French immersion and this book is very fun.

Stickers were easy to peel off. It stars tearing the corners.

My son loves it!

Great Buy