There it is! C'est là !
A search and find book in English and French
what readers say
“Great book to learn French vocabulary! Great for kids and I think it is suitable for adults when learning French as a beginner too! It is nice to have the vocabularies paired with gender as well! Highly recommend it!”
Nick & Ellen
“This book will be perfect not only for children but also for adults who started to learn French. Pictures are colourful and bright, so easy to fix new word and image of it. Highly recommended!”
Loreta
“Excellent little book to have fun with your child learning and looking for objects. Very fun and practical for learning basic vocabulary in both languages.”
Destribats (translated)
“Amazing, a perfect gift. The paper quality is very good, with bright colours and lots of images and objects to find. Children love it. Plus it’s bilingual and they learn while playing”
Alba (translated)
“What a lovely book, a great start to helping children understand French and English. My grandchildren will love it, I would recommend it to anyone.”
Nigel
“It’s an ideal book to learn vocabulary at any age and very useful for the little ones as they learn through play. Good idea to use photographs of real objects that can be found at home. It’s good help to learn languages as well as to expand vocabulary.”
Amazon Client (translated)
where did the idea come from?
Originally, these books were a present for my little one. I strongly believed they could be loved by many toddlers and young children, so I decided to publish them so many others could enjoy the fun.
My toddler is absolutely in love with search and find books. She also thrives looking at real pictures, probably due to our Montessori approach. Our family is multilingual, the main languages being Spanish and English (we are Spanish and live in the United Kingdom).
So… why not create a bilingual search and find book with real photos? I started taking shots at home of our things. I used a professional camera, a computer and lots of love! I hope these books bring so much joy to your family or students too.
After the first book was published, native families and educators from different countries approached me. They were interested in translating the books to other languages to create more bilingual resources for families like them. This is how “There it is! C’est là !” was created.