The Gingerbread Man, Grades Pk - 3: El Hombre de Pan de Jengibre (Brighter Child (Paperback))

Love these books - we bought three (three billy goats/red riding hood/gingerbread man) and the girls love them. They are 7 and 9 and can easily read the English side. These books encourage them to try the Spanish as they can understand the context of the words.

Beautiful book with a nice long story. Great for a bilingual child so both parents can read the book. I will be buying the whole collection. Highly recommended

I bought this to use when teaching my adult pupil Spanish. It's good to use a well-known story and this story has a lot of repetition which is helpful with learning. Good pictures that children like when I've read it to my children's class

Fantastic! I bought these for my 7yo as we are learning Spanish with plans to move to Spain. We read the books together and she can read them alone - I read the English whilst she’s busy reading the Spanish so she’s already translating it with her very clever and able brain! Likewise, if I read the Spanish to her, she can read the English so she knows what it means - very clever books.

Fantastic books. I have been searching for years to find suitable Spanish/English resources for my daughter and these are brilliant. Each page has a section of the story in both English and Spanish so the book can be used in both languages. The translation is very accurate as well. At last my husband can share stories with our daughter in his own language :)

My son loves these. I bought 3 and I read some days in English and some in Spanish. Everyday after nursery he brings me the 3 books and sits next to me to read the 3 of them to him. The content is ok and the drawings could be better but he likes it which is the important thing.

I have just started reading to my 3 month year old and she absolutley loves looking at the detailed photos.

This is a great book & very useful to familiarise your child with Spanish. My son loves the story as he knows it in English & can understand the story when it's read in Spanish.