A wealthy merchant’s prize possession is a beautiful bird. Believing that he loves the exotic creature too much to set it free, the merchant discovers that animals are sometimes better at learning by example than humans. This is one of a series of illustrated books for the young written by the Afghan philosopher and educator …
When Chun Li releases a golden fish, he is rewarded with the gift of a magic pearl. At first it brings Chun Li and his mother riches and good fortune but soon the power of the pearl begins to spiral out of control… This touching Chinese folk tale in dual language tells how the twenty …
His unique collection of stories about Kashmir invites readers into the everyday lives of ordinary people. Their homes nestle amidst jagged rocks and flowering valleys that inspire fear, love, and closeness with and respect for nature. It is a world filled with giving spirits, powerful snakes, cunning horse thieves, greedy treasure-seekers, magical bowls and enchanted …
Classical Indian folk tale. Dual language bilingual stories by Biblio Bee Publications are a great way for English language learners to continue reading in English. These stories are perfect for children 5 – 12 years old. With the native language translation on the same page as the English, students can practice reading on their own …
The Jade Emperor has invited all the animals of the kingdom for The Great Race. Which 12 animals will cross the river first and become a part of the Chinese Zodiac? Teach young readers Chinese through this retelling of a classic Chinese legend passed through the generations. Follow along in Chinese Traditional or Simplified, Pinyin, …
The first in the Wadi Tale series, The Kuma tells the tale of four hats, four unruly boys, and the love between a grandmother and her grandsons in the mountainous Sultanate of Oman. This book was translated into a spoken dialect of Nizwani Arabic to promote savoring the unique sociolinguistic traits of different parts of …
Dual language bilingual stories by Biblio Bee Publications are a great way for English language learners to continue reading in English. These stories are perfect for children 5 – 12 years old. With the native language translation on the same page as the English, students can practice reading on their own in the classroom or …
Dual language bilingual stories by Biblio Bee Publications are a great way for English language learners to continue reading in English. These stories are perfect for children 5 – 12 years old. With the native language translation on the same page as the English, students can practice reading on their own in the classroom or …
Dual language bilingual stories by Biblio Bee Publications are a great way for English language learners to continue reading in English. These stories are perfect for children 5 – 12 years old. With the native language translation on the same page as the English, students can practice reading on their own in the classroom or …
Four merchants stumble upon a magnificent palace, where events make them question their past experiences and assumptions. This tale shows that looks can be deceptive, and that there are deeper reasons to help others than we might assume. Bilingual English with Dutch, Spanish, Turkish or Ukrainian
Once upon a time, there were three little pigs very talented an d an old wolf that dreamed of a journey. Who Will have the chance to accompany the wolf? Hardcover English + Chinese Traditional
Dual language bilingual stories by Biblio Bee Publications are a great way for English language learners to continue reading in English. These stories are perfect for children 5 – 12 years old. With the native language translation on the same page as the English, students can practice reading on their own in the classroom or …
Dual language bilingual stories by Biblio Bee Publications are a great way for English language learners to continue reading in English. These stories are perfect for children 5 – 12 years old. With the native language translation on the same page as the English, students can practice reading on their own in the classroom or …
The three billy-goats need to cross the bridge to get to the meadow. But under the bridge lives a fierce troll. The first goat tells the troll to wait for his brother who is bigger than him. Size 23.5cm x 28cm. Bilingual English with Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, French, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, …
Four San men, in Southern Africa, track and hunt an Eland bull, large enough to feed all their families. Gain insight into their ancient knowledge and skills, passed down the generations for millennia. Size: A4 Landscape
A mum and her family go tracking echidnas amongst anthills and spinifex grass. With the help of an old tobacco tin and the sun’s reflection, Mum is able see into the echidna’s dark hideaway. The reader is taken through the traditional methods of catching and preparing the meat in detail – accompanied by colourful, humorous …
A family go hunting for a goanna on a wintery desert day, helped by their very exuberant dog and his thorny devil friend. Enjoy learning how to catch a goanna, detailed in humorous, colourful illustrations with everyday English, while traveling through the beautiful landscapes of the Western and Central Australian Deserts. Listen to Senior Elder, MK Turner …
This colourfully illustrated multicultural children’s book presents Vietnamese fairy tales and other folk stories—providing insight into a rich literary culture. Vietnamese Children’s Favourite Stories, is a charming collection of fifteen tales as told by prominent storyteller Tran Thi Minh Phuoc. In it, Tran—Minnesota’s first Vietnamese librarian and an active member of the Vietnamese-American community—recounts cherished …
‘Wet Baby’, the 10th book in the HAR series, is about nana and a baby playing in the school playground. There are a song and a rhyme to teach Standard English vocabulary at the end of the book.
‘Wet Baby’, the 10th book in the HAR series, is about nana and a baby playing in the school playground. There are a song and a rhyme to teach Standard English vocabulary at the end of the book.
The oldest version of the Cinderella story originates from China. Befriended by a magical fish, Yeh-hsien is granted her dearest wish – to go to the village festival where she loses a slipper.. “This tale has strong associations with a rags-to-riches story, a virtue rewarded story, a triumph of goodness over meanness.. Opportunities for oral …
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