If You're Happy and You Know It... / Si te sientes bien contento... (Spanish and English Edition) Board book – January 1, 2009

Okay, I admit it. I don't speak Spanish very well. So when I want to read to my granddaughter, who does, I am excited to have a little help in the form of a cute board book. This one is lovely, and makes my granddaughter "bien contento". The pictures are light-hearted and appealing. If you buy this, expect to read/sing it many, many times!

This is a simple book but my baby loves it even at 8 mo. We can sing and look at pictures together. Easy read and fun to do. I loke that there are a variety of ethnicities represented int he drawings.

Great book for young children and a wonderful learning tool. My grand-daughter is eight months old and already understands both languages. These books will help her start reading in both languages as well. The nursery rhyme aspect of these books are awesome as well.

My granddaughter is a year old and lives in Mexico with her American mom and Mexican father. This book (as well as other bilingual books) gives me, as well as her abuelitos, the ability to become bilingual with our grandchild!

No se canta bien, pero si es Bueno leer.

Good book for the song and in Spanish

For my Spanish classes - my students thank you!

cute book

This is a nice bilingual book with Spanish and English that truly is a little story for baby.Translation is true as well compared to another I bought so grateful there

Too basic. Just the song. Without story or rime

As we are moving to Majorca, we wanted these to help or 3 year old daughter start to learn the language, luckily she is like a sponge at the moment. But don’t let everyone know that my wife and I are getting a better understanding of the Spanish language prior to getting there..

The parents liked this book as a gift to their child who is growing up in a bilingual home.

we are bilingual with my husband's first language being Spanish. he laughed at the translation. it is ok if you are reading the different languages autonomously, but if you are using it to teach a non bilingual child Spanish then it is useless.eg. kick your legs is alza Los pies - lift your legsrattle and shake is muevete which means movepush the blocks is juega asi which means play like thishold on tight is da un pasito which is make a stepbasically two thirds of the translation bears no resemblance to the English, but if you are bilingual like us and just want a book that can be read in both languages and not used as a translation it is fine.