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Lisa and Theo - Friends for Life

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Suivez les aventures de Lisa et Théo ainsi que leur famille et leurs amis dans ce recueil de 5 histoires "high-low"*. Le texte est écrit sous forme de dialogue pour modéliser des situations de communication authentique. Version audio incluse. Niveau A1.

*High interest - low vocabulary. Un livre engageant et adapté à l'âge du lecteur et de la lectrice mais qui est facile à lire.

Titres des histoires :

  • Brave Lisa
  • Hurry up!
  • Mother's Day
  • Theo goes shopping
  • I'm not hungry
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew C. ★★★★★

The dialogue format makes these stories feel like real conversations instead of textbook French, which helped my daughter actually stay interested. Five short stories in one book is perfect for her reading level.

Nicholas A. ★★★★★

My son is a reluctant reader and the five short stories were perfect for building his confidence one at a time. Having everything play out as conversation between the characters makes it feel less like homework and more like he's just listening in.

Edward ★★★★★

The dialogue format is exactly what my son needs—he's 10 and struggles with reading, but these short stories keep him engaged without feeling like a chore. We've read two of the five so far and he actually asks to continue.