
When You Read to Me
Multilingual Edition
by Carol McDougall; Shanda LaRamee-Jones
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Pub Date 1 Apr 2025 | Archive Date 12 Feb 2025
Nimbus Publishing | Nimbus Publishing Limited
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Description
When You Read to Me brings books and babies together to celebrate the joys of reading from birth.
A multilingual book written in English, French, Spanish, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, and Arabic, it shows the many ways babies engage with books at different ages and stages. See the foundation of reading build, from a newborn listening to their parent's voice to a toddler excited about reading. Evocative photos of babies and bouncy read-aloud text will appeal to baby and parent alike. When You Read to Me celebrates the way babies engage with books and take their first baby steps to reading.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781774713457 |
PRICE | CA$10.95 (CAD) |
PAGES | 16 |
Links
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Featured Reviews

On the verso pages here, the text – and on the recto vivid photos of toddlers and babies proving the truth of the text. The writing is about how the really, really young love to engage with books – and the writing is in six languages, which only helps to pull the eye in, add colour, and make the questioning mind a bit more engaged. I doubt the parent reading this out will be able to pronounce the Chinese, Hindi and Arabic as well as the English, French and Spanish, but this has to be a success. I've often noted that books for the youngest users are tools to get them used to books – this is likewise an advert, but here addressed to the adult to make sure that that use is built up and sustained. It's a reminder the habit of book experiencing needs an adult hand or two to fix into place. A strong four stars, as a result.
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