Wonder House Books My First Arabic Book Box Set of 4

This is an amazing book for kids who are learning Arabic language, at beginner level. It is of attractive design, printed on a high quality paper, with a mix of glossy, metallic and standard print of great quality and vibrant colors. It comes in a lovely box and the 4 books included are thematically sorted. They contain just enough information on each page to keep the kid interested and also to let them memorise each word and it's meaning. The style of the book is to show a well drawn, clear and fun picture, then present the Arabic word describing the picture, followed by transliteration and, lastly, translation. The kid loves the books and often opens it alone, to read and learn, which was surprising to me since she usually only likes English books. Sincerely recommended!

Very nice

Helpful and friendly for kids

The arabic words not correct as example in the shapes book; square translated into ميدان instead of مربع !!!! Take care

Dear Indian manufactures Want to make Arabic educational book, at least hire someone who speaks arabic and not use google translate.

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Did not think we would find this on amazon. This was perfect to help introduce Arabic to our baby. The pictures, words and the fact that it has both English and Arabic was great to see. The graphics are done nicely, overall we love using this book with our baby to get him used to hearing Arabic letters.

Quality is superb. Pictures in the all books are very helpful and colourful to capture the mind of a toddler.

This set of four books is high-quality, on high-quality paper. The cover even seems to have some gold foil. (The cover is on what typical Americans would consider the back, as Arabic books read from right to left.) All four books were very helpful as an introduction for a child or someone just learning a little Arabic. I hesitated to buy this, as I'm an adult, but since I love children's books and only know Allah in Arabic, this was perfect for fun for me. One book showed Arabic numbers, which aren't what we call Arabic numbers, exactly, which leaves me thinking American education is slap-dash, to never be shown what real Arabic numbers look like, and yet using what we call Arabic numbers all the time. Another book showed the alphabet. Another showed colors. The fourth book showed shapes. My favorite was the animal book, which I think taught the alphabet, but the easiest to understand was the Arabic numbers. They all came in a cute box. A super great buy. Full-color spreads on every page. Kids would probably love this.

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