I Love Winter (Tagalog Children's Book): Filipino children's book (Tagalog Bedtime Collection) (Tagalog Edition)
by Shelley Admont, Kidkiddos Books
7.84 / 10 14 ratings
- Language
- Filipino
- Published
- 2020
- Publisher
- Kidkiddos Books Ltd.
- Pages
- 34
- ISBN
- 9781525942587
Subjects
- Literature & Fiction
- Self Service
- Arborist Merchandising Root
- Children's Books
- Activities, Crafts & Games
- Activity Books
- Growing Up & Facts of Life
- Friendship, Social Skills & School Life
- Education & Reference
- Animals
- Family Life
- Juvenile Fiction
- English as a Second Language
- Foreign Language Study
- Health
- Social Themes
- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Chapter Books & Readers
- Family
- Concepts
- Rabbits
- Health & Daily Living
- Multigenerational
- Words
- New Experience
- Foreign Language Learning
- Daily Activities
- Language Study
Original edition
I Love Winter (Bulgarian Children's Book)Originally published in 2020 Bulgarian KidKiddos Books Limited
Other editions (35)
- I Love Winter (Bulgarian Children's Book)

- I Love Winter (Czech English Bilingual Book for Kids) (Czech English Bilingual Collection) (Czech Edition)

- I Love Winter (English Dutch Bilingual Children's Book) (English Dutch Bilingual Collection) (Dutch Edition)

- I Love Winter (Dutch Book for Kids) (Dutch Bedtime Collection) (Dutch Edition)

- I Love Winter (German English Bilingual Book for Kids) (German English Bilingual Collection) (German Edition)

What other readers say
Liked
Reviewers found the book to be exceptionally cute and engaging. For some, it presented a moderate challenge with its varied language and vocabulary, which was appreciated. It is also highlighted as a valuable resource for individuals aiming to learn Spanish, offering an enjoyable supplementary method for language acquisition.
Disliked
Despite its positive aspects, one reviewer noted a specific mistranslation within the text. This raised concerns about the overall accuracy of the translations, particularly for readers who are using the book as a tool for language learning, as potential inaccuracies could hinder their progress.
In short
In conclusion, the book is generally well-regarded for its charm and its utility as a fun way to engage with a new language. While it serves as an appealing option for those seeking a cute story or a complementary tool for Spanish learning, potential readers should be aware of the reported inconsistencies in translation. It would particularly appeal to readers who enjoy charming narratives and are looking for a lighthearted way to practice or be exposed to Spanish, perhaps as a secondary learning resource rather than a primary, authoritative one.
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