Where Are You Going, Little Max? Bilingual English and Spanish
Bilingual bedtime stories for toddlers ages 1-3, English and Spanish
- English and Spanish on every page
- One or two sentences per language, per page
- Same illustrations and same story as the single-language editions
The favorite Little Max stories in English and Spanish at once, with side-by-side text on every page. Simple repetitive phrases help a toddler memorize first words and pick up a second language naturally while reading together. Short stories, bright illustrations and the two languages highlighted in different colors make the book easy to read at bedtime or any time with a parent.
- Age1-3
- Pages28
- LanguageEnglish and Spanish
- Size8.5 x 11 in
Pages from inside: Max asking the goose for a feather, the sheep for wool and the hen for an egg, each animal on its own spread.
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Who it is for
Bilingual households, mixed-language families, and anyone raising a child in two languages from the start.
What parents say
Such a nice presentation, sure to hold the attention of 1 to 3 year olds. The graphics, both colors and characters, are wonderfully done and the animals depicted are adorable and cuddly. The bilingual element here is brief and simple, geared to the intended age group.
DWG38, December 3, 2024, USGift for a 1 and a half year old who is learning Spanish as a first language and English as a second. This is a great book for learning.
Katt, January 3, 2026, USMy son needed a book for winter break to practice Spanish while away from his Spanish school. I do not read or speak Spanish, so this was perfect to keep track of his reading and understanding.
Eva B., December 29, 2024, USVerified purchase reviews left on Amazon.
- Age
- 1-3
- Pages
- 28
- Size
- 8.5 x 11 in
- Published
- September 4, 2024
- ISBN
- 9781963328875
- Author
- Ricardo Demi
- Publisher
- Magic of Discoveries LLC
How this book is built: Books built so a child can finish them
Also sold at: Barnes & Noble · ThriftBooks · World of Books · Alibris · Buscalibre · Takealot · Goodreads
Questions parents ask
Which language comes first on the page?
English is set above and Spanish below, in the same size. Neither is treated as the translation of the other.
Should I buy this or the two separate books?
One bilingual copy is simpler if both languages are spoken in the same home. Two separate books make more sense if the child spends time in two different homes.
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