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My Spanish Sticker Dictionary (Language Sticker Books) (My Sticker Dictionary)

My Spanish Sticker Dictionary (Language Sticker Books) (My Sticker Dictionary)

by Catherine Bruzzone (Author), Louise Millar (Author)

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    Paperback 2012

    $3.27
Synopsis

Covering popular topics such as zoo, high street, forest, classroom, supermarket, food and animals. Simple and colourful sticker scenes for young Spanish language learners. Match the word to the illustration to make your own thematic sticker dictionary. Over 50 Spanish words to find, match and practise.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 16
 Publisher: b small publishing
Published: 01 Aug 2012
ISBN 10: 1908164255
ISBN 13: 9781908164254
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
'Very good sticker dictionary, highly recommended. No negative points at all!' - TheBabyWebsite.com. 'Definitely a great book for helping language development and one I would recommend.' - TheBabyWebsite.com. 'These are the perfect books to build anticipation for a holiday abroad, or to take on the journey.' - ParentsinTouch.co.uk.
Author Bio
After teaching French and Italian at secondary schools, Catherine Bruzzone spent 10 years at Pan Books, developing language learning and children's activity books, including the Breakthrough series of home study language courses (now published by Macmillan) and the Learn Together series of home study workbooks for parents and children. Though Catherine spends a lot of her time helping other people to learn languages, she loves to learn new languages herself. Her two children, Lucy and Annie, are bilingual in English and Italian and she has dabbled with Turkish and Arabic, passed a GCSE in Spanish, got to grips with Mandarin Chinese to visit Lucy when she was teaching in China in 2001 and is currently learning Welsh. It's all great fun but sometimes it's hard to find the time to practise! Luckily, in 2002, Annie spent some time teaching in Chile, which made her brush up her Spanish again.