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If you’re on the look out for easy-to-read short stories, then this is perfect for you! Our son did not want to speak a single word of Chinese, and we found that these books helped us tremendously. These short story books goes back and forth focusing on the words relating to the title of each book. Couple with attractive images that supplements the text, it reinforces the use and pronunciation of these common words which helps our young ones remember and learn! We like that there is minimal text in this book so it makes it less intimidating and easy on the eyes.

The book set we love so much! If you struggle to read Chinese characters, this is the perfect book set to get because… it comes with “han yu pin yin”! And if that is not enough, you could even scan the QR code on the back of every book if you’d like someone else narrate the story instead! Each story is really short, with approximately 11 pages on average. Excellent for our little ones with short attention span and also way less intimating for parents who struggle to read in Chinese!

The titles you can expect in this book set includes some classic titles such as “Three little pigs 三只小猪“, ”Cinderella 灰姑娘“ and “Sleeping beauty 睡美人“. There are also many other titles which usually ends with a moral story to it and this makes each reading session so much more meaningful to us!

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Learn about forest animals in this Q&A-format book. At the right edge of each page, flip open to see some of questions to ask your little ones after reading each page! Test their knowledge and we love how these questions give us some ideas to get the conversation started!

In the same series as our Forest Animals 丛林动物 (Flip flap book)

By far the most interesting book about the human body parts we’ve came across! So much interactive pages that will leave your little ones wanting more! Text and words may seem a little more suitable for children of older ages but the sensory aspects will appeal to ALL – including babies < 6mo.  Definitely a keeper!