About Riverboat: A Very Special Ant – Une fourmi très spéciale: Bilingual Children’s Picture Book English-French (Riverboat Adventures French 3):
Teach Your Children First Words In English Or French.
This bilingual children’s story revolves around three friends: Titus the badger, Finn the falcon, and Shylow the fox. They are a fun group of misfits who love sailing. One day they are dumbfounded when they stop their boat for a picnic – and their food appears to walk away on its own!
The problem is solved as they realize that the culprits are tiny ants, and after some royal interference by the queen of the ants a compromise is reached. However, Wendy, one of the ants, is unhappy with her ant-like existence and wants to be different. Everything seems boring to her. Then Finn has an idea…
Discover what happens when Wendy valiantly tries to assert her individuality.
This is a story of friendship, resilience, and trust, and it’s told in a creative and imaginative way. Your kids will want to read it again and again!
Here’s what makes this book special:
Each sentence is both in English and French
Translated by native language experts
The story is simple and suitable for early-age learning
All the illustrations are original, creative, and fun
For reading aloud at home or in preschool, kindergarten, for reading together at school
Optimal for the first contact with a foreign language
And much more…
Kids are like sponges, they learn quickly and easily. With bilingual children’s books, you set them up for success and expand their horizons from an early age! If you and your children like courageous animals, light-hearted jokes, and imaginative adventures, then you’ll both love this charming story!
Ages 3+
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Author Bio:
Ingo Blum is an author, graphic designer, and publisher. He has always enjoyed projects where he could create artwork for kids. Eventually, he became a writer and graphic designer, writing children’s stories to accompany these projects for fun. With some encouragement from his friends and family (and a lot of kids!), he decided to share his stories with the world. Ingo works with illustrators worldwide, with whom he constantly develops new concepts and stories.