Book description
“Baby Snack Time” is a bilingual board book written in English and Mandarin with pinyin, a Romanization system created for readers to learn Mandarin pronunciation. This book is perfect for children ages 1-6, during a child’s prime time for language development. “Baby Snack Time” celebrates Asian culture with nostalgic snacks…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Baby Snack Time as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is full of amazing looking little treats. It seems impossible that author Judy Li could make learning Mandarin as much fun as she does with this book. The illustrations are carefully drawn and fit the theme and at the end of this book you’ll be loading your child into the car for a trip to the Asian market and spend the afternoon taste testing some exotic snacks (one of my favorite activities!)
From Carolyn's list on The best books to open your child's eyes to cultures from around the world.
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