My first book about Sweden
This adorable book about Sweden is available in two formats: You can find the traditional paperbacks via this universal storelink in your favourite online bookstore, or you can buy it in a convenient PDF format directly here in the Swenglish Life Shop.
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“This is an absolutely amazing book! My 3 years old daughter and I loved reading it together. It’s a great opportunity to introduce bilingual children to, and explain, some of the main Swedish traditions and customs. My daughter really enjoyed talking about the different traditions - although she was somewhat horrified at the idea of lördagsgodis 😉”
Are your kids learning Swedish? ‘My First Book About Sweden’ is a bilingual book in Swedish and English that you and your toddler will enjoy reading together.
What’s Inside the Book?
From Lingonberries to Falu red cottages and Vikings, this picture book will boost your children’s Swedish vocabulary and let them explore Swedish traditions, culture and fun. The beautiful colour images are clearly labelled in both Swedish and English inviting your child to point and learn both languages.
From Christmas and Lucia festivities in the darkest months of the year to Midsummer parties and long summer days spent fishing and picking wild strawberries and gathering Chanterelles, this picture book will give an instant flavour of Sweden for the youngest ones, and spark fond memories for expat parents and grandparents.
Your young adventurers will enjoy the section about Vikings and get a taste for typically Swedish words such as Fika, Lördagsgodis, and Semlor. This book is a child’s perfect introduction to the Swedish culture and their first Swedish words.
Buy the book and teach your kids more Swedish words today!
What you'll get when you buy the PDF from the Swenglish Life Shop:
Print at home: One high res PDF that you can use to print the book at home to read, read on your favourite device, or use as posters in your kids' rooms. Also, perfect to print out for school projects about Sweden!
