Language can divide.
Language can unite.
Language can be a barrier.
Language can be a door.
Dancing hands by Joanna Que & Charina Marquez.
Filipino sign language underscores this tale of new friendships, and new languages.
Hello world by Jonathan Litton & Atelier Cartographik.
I'm never not going to recommend this lift-the-flap non-fiction book about languages. I love languages (I can't speak any, other than English), and words.
Luli and the language of tea by Andrea Wang & Hyewon Yum.
Tea is universal, as Luli and her classmates find, in this story of finding common ground (or leaves).
World languages for kids by Sachiko Otohata.
A quirky collection of words / phrases and languages.
Languages Included in the BookEnglish, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Persian, Arabic, Hindu, Tagalog, Swahili, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean.
Words and Phrases in the Book
Hello, Goodbye, Thank You, Sorry, Please, Excuse Me, Yes/No, One/Two/Three, Belly Button, I Love You.
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