Es un libro práctico para enseñarle las palabras más cotidianas en los dos idiomas. A mi hijo le gusta y le llaman la atención sus imágenes. Las palabras en español son palabras utilizadas más en Hispanoamérica.

El libro es muy grande (27 x 27) tapas y hojas duras, lleno de colores y fotos.Se repiten varios objetos como en el de animales pero a mi hijo le gustan mucho y aprende con ellos.

Mi hijo pasa las páginas perfectamente ya que son un poco gruesas.Es ligero y cómodo para llevar contigo de un sitio a otro.Resistente a las caídas pero no a los mordiscos ;)

This would've been an excellent bilingual book but it has so many typos. How do I teach my son Spanish when you're telling him that socks are strawberries??!

WowI was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this book !!! The book was bright, colorful and large. I bought it for a gift and had no idea how much fun it would add to the baby shower I was giving. My spanish speaking guests had fun laughing at us non-spanish speaking guests as we tried to figure out how to pronounce the spanish version of the words. LOL It gave us all a chance to bond and help each other learn new words I can confirm this book is great for adults to learn by also. ;-) My ra [...]

My 20 month old son really enjoys this book. It has wonderful pictures and is super colorful. It does however annoy me that with only 100 words, there are several repeats.duck, fish, boatAlso the photos of the babies emotional verbs, such as laugh, and cry, aren't clear, the 'crying' baby just has his mouth open, looking maybe slightly annoyed, but doesn't really look sad at all.Decent book, but could be a lot better.

It didn't cross my mind quite how different basic Spanish words are in different countries.Where I'm from "medias" are tights, and "calcetines" are socks. Several other examples.That being said, the main reason for the negative review is that some words are repeated. You only need to include 100 words in the book, why repeat any of them?

I'm really giving it a 2.5.Some of the words are used twice making it a cop out, and the words used could be difficult for a child to grasp. Like a picture of a combine of some sort has the "word" 'things that move'How is a small child supposed to articulate that?But the ones that make sense are great.We are a bilingual family and it's important to us that our daughter learned both languages. She seems to enjoy the book.