Everybody Bonjours!

We took the Grandchildren on a virtual trip around the world based on the book "How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World". One of the stops is in France so it gave us the opportunity to learn a bit about Paris. Its a fun read and kept the attention of a three and five year old!!

I am a French teacher and I read this on the first day with my little ones. They love it and so do I!

It is a nice "getting ready for Paris" book. Some of the picks were a little less Parisian than I would have liked, but it is a sweet book, just right for bedtime reading and lots of views of Paris.

We love this book. My daughter is turning 3 and I purchased it for her birthday - or Easter - not sure yet. We've had the book from the library, but had to have our own copy. We go to Paris a couple times a year and it gets her excited about the trip and we always take it with us too! The illustrations are fabulous and it's great fun to read. This book has all the great spots of Paris, I just had to have my own copy!!The vendor was wonderful - reasonable pricing and super fast shipping!

This is the BEST book! Our 19 month old daughter loves it and has since she was about 12 months old. Bought as a memento of our trip to Paris with her. She loves looking at the drawings and pointing to the people and sights. It is one of the longer picture books we own that she will let you read all of it without losing her attention.

my little girl was asking for this book nonstop after we had to return it to the library, so i had to order it. she loves to look at the pictures and will recite the words on every other page after i read one of the pages. she has also started finding the "small pictures" on one page where it talks about the Paris attractions and then searches the book until she finds the "big picture" that it corresponds to. she loves the book. and it's fun to read to her.

Everybody Bonjours is a very sweet book but not as good as  This is Paris (This is . . .)  or  Adele & Simon [ADELE & SIMON] [Hardcover ] for learning about or discovering Paris. Everybody Bonjours is a very good book to introduce children to the concept of people speaking another language, as they will speak French in Paris. We found it a bit simple, however my 5 year old daughter is bilingual. Very good for children who only speak English or have not travelled outside of the United States.

Fun read for your little one! It is a very simple, rhyming book that takes you throughout Paris. I really enjoy the illustrations. It really includes all the highlights of Paris, from Parisian cafes to crepe stands to the Eiffel Tower and everything in between. Great book for anybody, but especially if you are about to take your kids to Paris or you just came back and want to reminisce!

This is a delightful story for young children and, although the text of the picture book is quite short – consisting mainly of pictures of Paris with accompanying words – such as, “Bonjours high,” next to the Eiffel Tower, there is a lot to explore in this book. A little girl visits Paris with her family and goes to lots of different places, where “everybody bonjours!” Of course, there is the Mona Lisa, the Seine, the Champs-Elysees and other tourist sites, as well as places that will appeal to young children, such as the zoo and lovely cafes. At the end of the book, all of the places mentioned are listed, with a paragraph to explain what they are and their significance to the beautiful city of Paris. If you are thinking of taking young children to Paris, this is a lovely introduction to the major sites you may visit.

By the end of our holiday our daughter was saying Bonjour, helped by this wonderful book which is a good intro into the French culture