¿Cómo Te Sientes? - by Amy Rush Conroy (Hardcover)

About the Book

¿Cómo te sientes? engages native speakers and beginning second language learners to read beginner Spanish through the story of a girl with her dog - and brother! Charming illustrations provide comprehensible input that is coupled with rhyming text to make learning socio-emotional vocabulary fun to read aloud and easily understood. Through interactions with a beloved pet dog, children learn first-person expressions that can be easily adopted into daily conversations. The vibrant, fresh images bridge translations and speak to modern families with a stylish aesthetic. Aligned with world language curriculum standards for children ages 0-10, these books are crafted for families who are multi-culturally minded and aspire to greater global connections.

Book Synopsis

¿Cómo te sientes? engages native speakers and beginning second language learners to read beginner Spanish through the story of a girl with her dog - and brother! Charming illustrations provide comprehensible input that is coupled with rhyming text to make learning socio-emotional vocabulary fun to read aloud and easily understood. Through interactions with a beloved pet dog, children learn first-person expressions that can be easily adopted into daily conversations. The vibrant, fresh images bridge translations and speak to modern families with a stylish aesthetic. Aligned with world language curriculum standards for children ages 0-10, these books are crafted for families who are multi-culturally minded and aspire to greater global connections.

About the Author

Amy Rush Conroy is an anthropologist, educator, wife, and mother of three bilingual children who adore their San Miguel de Allende street dog in Los Angeles, California.

She is the founder of Habla Blah Blah, a company dedicated to engaging young children in second-language learning through song and experiences since 2006. Inspiring thousands of children to learn Spanish, French, or English, Habla Blah Blah was named "Best Children's Songwriter" (2016) and awarded "Best Children's Song" (2017) by the Indie Music Channel.

Amy is also a Spanish elementary teacher and a pioneer in the Global Parenting movement, leading family tours to remarkable archaeological sites throughout Central America.