Jojo's First Word Book by Xavier Deneux (2014) Board book

by Xavier Deneux

Jojo the rabbit introduces essential first Young children love naming things. Join Jojo and his little sister Lulu as they show objects they use and activities they do every day. From the clothes they wear and the items in their house to their toys and favorite animal friends, Jojo and Lulu cheerfully name more than 200 familiar objects. Bright illustrations engage children and stimulate their imagination Tabbed pages introduce different groups of activities Sturdy book design with tabbed pages are just right for little handsFans of Jojo's First Word Book will also enjoy other books about Jojo, including Inside and Outside with Jojo, Jojo's House , and Dress Up Jojo . Fun family read-aloud book Books for 0 to 3 years old Books for toddlers

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

Unknown Binding

First published March 25, 2014

About the author

Xavier Deneux studied at Beaux-Arts de Paris. He has worked as a graphic artist, creating posters and decorations for various industries, and has illustrated more than forty children's books. He lives and works in Paris, France.

Reviews

[Nafiza · Rating 3 out of 5]

Jojo’s First Word Book is a simple board book that plays with the idea of a book in fun ways. The text itself is very simple and easy to read for the younger reader with bright illustrations to entertain and occupy along the way. My niece who is admittedly a bit young for the book at 15 months, loves toting the book around as it comes with a handle that makes it resemble a purse. The little tabs are also fun and a great source of entertainment. The text inside is an introduction to the little things and it’s fun to read it out to her in English and then find a word meaning the same thing or similar in her mother tongue.

[Maia HF · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love it. I make mom and dad read it all the time and ask "is it??" On every page.

My mom doesn't like that Jojo and Lulu both do gendered things. Why is Jojo riding a bike and driving the car and not Lulu?