Cover of Le livre de mots de Dora
Read Time: ~5.3 hr

Le livre de mots de Dora

by [adaptation, Phoebe Beinstein (2004)

About this book

Dora and Boots visit the beach, the farm, and even the circus in this bilingual adventure. "Apprends de nouveaux mots anglais en suivant Dora et Babouche à la plage, à la ferme, au cirque ... D'un seul geste, les tirettes en bas de chaque page te permettent de découvrir la traduction de chaque mot"--Page 4 of cover. Learn new English words by following Dora and Boots to the beach, the farm and the circus. With one movement, the tabs at the bottom of each page allow you to discover the translation of each word.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLe livre de mots de Dora Lead Character

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