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Lele Goes Out to Play - Cantonese
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Nearly Perfect Magnetic Play Book (US ONLY)
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Monkey's Great Adventure - Mandarin
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EBook- Monkey's Great Adventure - Cantonese
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My kids did not want to put it down. Can't wait for more adventures with Lele.
-Pauline L.
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It’s such a fun way to introduce multi languages in an easy way.
-Chloe B.
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The magnetic playbook is also amazing - my kids really enjoy arranging the characters on the page.
- Conny W.
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My son still loves your book and he wanted me to read it to him again, that's a big win!
- Jenny W.
Cantonese Books
English, Cantonese and Jyutping (using characters are unique to Cantonese Spoken Chinese)
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Christmas wishlist 2021
LEGO DUPLOSlightly bigger than classic Lego, Duplo are just the right size for toddlers and preschoolers. We’ve found that Lele (age 4.5) and Meimei (age 16 months) both love to...
Christmas wishlist 2021
LEGO DUPLOSlightly bigger than classic Lego, Duplo are just the right size for toddlers and preschoolers. We’ve found that Lele (age 4.5) and Meimei (age 16 months) both love to...
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sagebooks word of the week - 個 and 的
The words for this week are 個 (gè) which, according to Pleco is a measure word for 1) individual 2) this 3) that 4) size 5) classifier for people or...
sagebooks word of the week - 個 and 的
The words for this week are 個 (gè) which, according to Pleco is a measure word for 1) individual 2) this 3) that 4) size 5) classifier for people or...
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Sagebooks Word of the Week - 高
The word for this week is… 高(gāo) which, according to Pleco means “tall; high (opp. 低)”. We skipped Chinese last week because we had a staycation. But I found out...
Sagebooks Word of the Week - 高
The word for this week is… 高(gāo) which, according to Pleco means “tall; high (opp. 低)”. We skipped Chinese last week because we had a staycation. But I found out...
