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Grimms’ Fairy Tales: English – French Dual Language Edition: Volume I
$4.99 – $14.99
Master your second language and enjoy famous fables with this fun side-by-side translation of Grimms’ Fairy Tales!
Follow the breadcrumbs as you master your second language with this easy and accessible side-by-side translation! Featuringa selection of classic fairy tales from the brothers Grimm in both French and English, this book is an invaluable resource for any French or English learner who wants to enjoy authentic literature while expanding their knowledge of their target language.
Ideal for readers between an A2 and C1 level, this book empowers you to progress at your own pace, so you can cross-reference words and grammar you don’t understand and familiarize yourself with real-world literature in your chosen language.
Book Details:
Features a collection of Fairy Tales in Two Languages with a Handy Side-By-Side Translation
Perfect For Students of almost All Levels
Builds Your Vocabulary & Helps You Familiarize Yourself with French or English in a Fun Way
Empowers You to Learn at Your Own Pace & Easily Cross-Reference Words You Don’t Understand
Featuring Rapunzel, Hansel & Gretel, and Many More Stories!
Great for any student who wants to take an exciting new approach to learning English or French, this book will quickly become a favorite tool that will fuel your motivation for learning as you grow your reading comprehension and begin to understand more and more.
Are you ready to start mastering your second language? Then scroll up and grab your copy today!
Description
Master your second language and enjoy famous fables with this fun side-by-side translation of Grimms’ Fairy Tales!
Follow the breadcrumbs as you master your second language with this easy and accessible side-by-side translation! Featuring selection of classic fairy tales from the brothers Grimm in both French and English, Grimms’ Fairy Tales: English – French Dual Language Edition: Volume-I is an invaluable resource for any French or English learner who wants to enjoy authentic literature while expanding their knowledge of their target language.
Ideal for readers between an A2 and C1 level, Grimms’ Fairy Tales: English – French Dual Language Edition: Volume I empowers you to progress at your own pace, so you can cross-reference words and grammar you don’t understand and familiarize yourself with real-world literature in your chosen language.
Book Details:
• Features a collection of Fairy Tales in Two Languages with a Handy Side-By-Side Translation
• Perfect For Students of almost All Levels
• Builds Your Vocabulary & Helps You Familiarize Yourself with French or English in a Fun Way
• Empowers You to Learn at Your Own Pace & Easily Cross-Reference Words You Don’t Understand
• Featuring Rapunzel, Hansel & Gretel, and Many More Stories!
Great for any student who wants to take an exciting new approach to learning English or French, Grimms’ Fairy Tales: English – French Dual Language Edition: Volume I will quickly become a favorite tool that will fuel your motivation for learning as you grow your reading comprehension and begin to understand more and more.
Are you ready to start mastering your second language? Then scroll up and grab your copy today!
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Sam_Firefighter –
I stumbled upon this book while browsing for language-learning resources, and I’m so glad I did. The combination of classic fairy tales and dual language translation is a game-changer. As someone struggling to improve my French, I found the side-by-side translation incredibly helpful. The stories are engaging, and the language is accessible. I particularly enjoyed the illustrations, which added a touch of whimsy to the tales. While I would have liked more variety in the story selection, I appreciated the effort to make language learning fun and entertaining. Overall, I’d recommend this book to anyone looking to spice up their language-learning routine.
Kyle Robertson –
One thing. this isn’t Disney. The Brothers Grimm may be the namesake for Grim. A fairytale is the polar opposite of their stories. Read them to see what really happened/
As far as the dual language, unless you’re indigenous to the country, a familiar comparison to a known language helps tremendously.
Vdeva –
This book excels in encouraging independent learning. You can move at your own pace, delve deeply into complex sentences, or breeze through familiar phrases. The layout is clear, with enough space to annotate as you read, which I found incredibly helpful for noting new vocabulary and grammatical patterns.
It’s also an excellent tool for anyone looking to boost their reading comprehension and confidence in French or English. It rekindles the joy of learning a new language through the timeless magic of folklore and fantasy.
Trusted Mumma –
I really enjoyed two things about this book.
First, revisiting childhood tales read to me by my Grandmother at bedtime.
And second, the way the creator has put these stories together with a translation, for
education and second language assistance.
Kir A –
This wonderful book is a magical linguistic journey that combines classic fairy tales with a useful way to learn a language. The side-by-side translation makes the resource accessible to all language learners and offers a novel approach to language learning.
This book stands out since the author focuses on interesting and easy-to-understand stories. Learning is easy because English is on the left and French on the right. The author clearly likes studying languages, making this book a terrific resource for entertaining English or French learners.
I get nostalgic when Rapunzel, Hansel, and Gretel are near. This book is essential for language learners who wish to improve while reading classics.
Hunter Hatch –
This is so cool–you can learn French WHILE enjoying some of the best stories this world has to offer!
Jenn M. –
This is a very creative way of using classic stories. This book takes me back to my childhood and I have many great memories of my mother reading to me. Add the extra layer of the language component and this is an excellent book. Well worth the read!