Nathalie Valliere Books

Zoo animals Les animaux du zoo English French Franc ais anglais

By Bill Mersereau, Christine Tripp, Nathalie Valliere

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Illustrations and clear text help children discover two languages. With My First Bilingual Books, your child can see and say words that build his/her vocabulary, in both English and French. Help y...

Getting dressed

By Nathalie Valliere

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"Avec "Mon premier livre bilingue", votre enfant pourra reconnaître des mots et les répéter afin d'enrichir son vocabulaire tant en français qu'en anglais. Aidez-le à prononcer correctement les mot...

Family

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My First Bilingual Book Colors Les couleurs Mon premier livre bilingue

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Opposites

By Christine Tripp, Nathalie Valliere

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Canadian Culinary Road Trip

By Nathalie Valliere Isabel Fonte

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Davy Crockett

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Heidi

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Paul Bunyan

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Sindbad le marin

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