Mother Hen's Storytelling Bilingual Picture Book (8 books in total)

by (France) Christine Berger | (France) Hervé Legault
PublisherBeijing United
Published 2016-11-01

Age 0-6 years old

About

"Mother Hen Tells Stories Bilingual Picture Book" is divided into eight volumes, including eight classic humorous bedtime stories that are best-selling in Europe. The format is novel and the language is humorous and interesting. The story is novel and unique, and the introduction is clever, close to the theme of children's life. The dialogue content is playful and lively, telling simple truths to children in the form of stories. Chinese and English bilingual, let children fall in love with English during the happy story time, mainly in English, stimulate children's interest in learning English; Chinese comparison, easy for children to master basic English vocabulary; characteristic onomatopoeia is prominent, parents can change the tone according to the prompts when reading the story to attract children's attention. Listen to mother hen telling stories, stick the little rascal to the bed!

About the Author

About the Author

Author Christine Berger and illustrator Hervé Le Goff are very famous French picture book writers and painters. They are skilled in picture book creation techniques and full of childlike innocence. Most of their works view the world through the eyes of children, and tell and depict stories from a very childlike perspective. The text in each of their works has been carefully crafted, and the warm-toned pictures are lively and bright, trying their best to convey a positive and optimistic mentality to children and encourage them to stimulate their imagination.

About the Translator

Jez Alborough, "Some people write picture books for their children. I don't have children myself. I write picture books for my childhood self." This sentence fully expresses the creative concept of picture book master Jez Alborough. Jez Alborough was born in the UK in 1959. When he was a child, a visitor gave him several pencils, erasers and drawing paper, which aroused his interest in painting. "I have never forgotten this encouragement and touching," Jez said, "I still don't know who the visitor is, but I like to think of him as my guardian angel." After graduating from art college, he spent two years competing with countless other emerging artists before publishers discovered that he could draw and write, and then let his picture book "Bare Bear" be officially published. So far, he has created more than 30 books and has won many picture book awards.

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