Are You Eating My Lunch?

by Dr. Nicole

Formats

Softcover

$19.99

Hardcover

$26.99

E-Book

$3.99

Softcover

$19.99

Other Books By Author

Strike at Charles' Farm

Dr. Nicole

$19.99

Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 10/8/2015

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 8.5x11

Page Count : 30

ISBN : 9781504948463

Format : Hardcover

Dimensions : 8.5x11

Page Count : 30

ISBN : 9781504948487

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 30

ISBN : 9781504948470

About the Book

Xavier is visiting the zoo. At lunchtime, he can’t find his lunch. Xavier investigates. Who ate his lunch? Read this story to know more about zoo animal’s favorite food and find out where is Xavier’s lunch. This book is written in English and French. Xavier visite le zoo. À l’heure du midi, il ne trouve plus sa boîte à lunch. Xavier enquête sur la disparition de son repas. Il interroge les animaux du zoo. Ce livre est écrit en français et en anglais.

About the Author

Nicole Audet is a family doctor and bestselling author in Quebec. She has received several national and international literary awards. She has written 12 children’s books. The series Félix and Boubou the magical stethoscope is her bestsellers. For more information, visit her Websites www.DrNicolebook.com (English) and www.NicoleAudet.com (French).

Customer Reviews

"I enrolled my daughter in French Immersion. I knew I wanted her to learn a second language, but I don't speak French at all so I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to help her with her schoolwork. Every night we read together, she'll read to me a book in French and I read one to her in English. It's so much fun listening to her speak French even if I don't understand a word of it!
""Are You Eating My Lunch? Manges-Tu Mon Lunch?"" is a bilingual picture book that tells the story of Xavier, a little boy who has lost his lunch while on a visit to the zoo. Xavier sets out to find his lunch, stopping to talk with each animal along the way. Will Xavier be able to find his lunch?
I love this book. Each page has both English and French text. The English is always on top, followed by French on the bottom. I love this format. As my daughter reads the French I am able to follow along in the English. When she asks what a word means we are able to figure it out without resorting to an online translator.
I have read several children's books that were translated from other languages, and I often found grammatical and spelling issues. Since I don't speak or read French, I wanted to verify that this wasn't the case. I asked a bilingual teacher friend to go over the French portion for me, and was delighted to hear the translations are excellent. This makes me even more excited to add this book to our collection.
The pictures are wonderful. One of the reading strategies my daughter is taught is to look at the picture when she doesn't know a word. The pictures fit the story perfectly and worked as a guide to help her understand the words she didn't know. The font is large, and easy to read. I like that there are only a few lines on each page.
The vocabulary is perfect for young readers around the Kindergarten age. It uses repetition and simple words for beginner readers. Children will learn the names of easily recognizable animals and many ""sight

PennyMindingMom
"I enrolled my daughter in French Immersion. I knew I wanted her to learn a second language, but I don't speak French at all so I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to help her with her schoolwork. Every night we read together, she'll read to me a book in French and I read one to her in English. It's so much fun listening to her speak French even if I don't understand a word of it!
""Are You Eating My Lunch? Manges-Tu Mon Lunch?"" is a bilingual picture book that tells the story of Xavier, a little boy who has lost his lunch while on a visit to the zoo. Xavier sets out to find his lunch, stopping to talk with each animal along the way. Will Xavier be able to find his lunch?
I love this book. Each page has both English and French text. The English is always on top, followed by French on the bottom. I love this format. As my daughter reads the French I am able to follow along in the English. When she asks what a word means we are able to figure it out without resorting to an online translator.
I have read several children's books that were translated from other languages, and I often found grammatical and spelling issues. Since I don't speak or read French, I wanted to verify that this wasn't the case. I asked a bilingual teacher friend to go over the French portion for me, and was delighted to hear the translations are excellent. This makes me even more excited to add this book to our collection.
The pictures are wonderful. One of the reading strategies my daughter is taught is to look at the picture when she doesn't know a word. The pictures fit the story perfectly and worked as a guide to help her understand the words she didn't know. The font is large, and easy to read. I like that there are only a few lines on each page.
The vocabulary is perfect for young readers around the Kindergarten age. It uses repetition and simple words for beginner readers. Children will learn the names of easily recognizable animals and man

PennyMindingMom
"I enrolled my daughter in French Immersion. I knew I wanted her to learn a second language, but I don't speak French at all so I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to help her with her schoolwork. Every night we read together, she'll read to me a book in French and I read one to her in English. It's so much fun listening to her speak French even if I don't understand a word of it!
""Are You Eating My Lunch? Manges-Tu Mon Lunch?"" is a bilingual picture book that tells the story of Xavier, a little boy who has lost his lunch while on a visit to the zoo. Xavier sets out to find his lunch, stopping to talk with each animal along the way. Will Xavier be able to find his lunch?
I love this book. Each page has both English and French text. The English is always on top, followed by French on the bottom. I love this format. As my daughter reads the French I am able to follow along in the English. When she asks what a word means we are able to figure it out without resorting to an online translator.
I have read several children's books that were translated from other languages, and I often found grammatical and spelling issues. Since I don't speak or read French, I wanted to verify that this wasn't the case. I asked a bilingual teacher friend to go over the French portion for me, and was delighted to hear the translations are excellent. This makes me even more excited to add this book to our collection.
The pictures are wonderful. One of the reading strategies my daughter is taught is to look at the picture when she doesn't know a word. The pictures fit the story perfectly and worked as a guide to help her understand the words she didn't know. The font is large, and easy to read. I like that there are only a few lines on each page.
The vocabulary is perfect for young readers around the Kindergarten age. It uses repetition and simple words for beginner readers. Children will learn the names of easily recognizable animals and many ""sight

PennyMindingMom

Add Review

Name

Email

Ratings

Please Enter Rating

Comments

Please Verify