My First 100 Persian Words: Learn Persian Farsi for Kids & Toddlers | Wordbook : 100 Nice Pictures with Persian & English Words | Colored Book

We got this for Nowruz and my kids loved taking it to school and having out when our guests arrived

This book is so cute & helpful for learning new words in Farsi

This is a lighter weight book, almost a booklet, with a nice selection of words helpful for younger kids and even older. The illustrations are colorful and representative of the objects. I bought this to help me learn some words myself so I can talk to children in a Afghan refugee family we have met. I can also use it and show them the pictures, too. It isn't the highest quality but very useful. For me, a non Persian speaker/reader, the thicker lines in the script make it hard to read the Persian words, because I am still a rank beginner in the language. I imagine for a native Persian speaker this wouldn't be a problem.

I bought this book to help not only to teach my daughter some Persian words, but for me too. Super easy to use and great quality!

Love the phonetic Persian words to allow anyone to read it to the child!! Arrived quickly and I would purchase from them again!

This is the first perfectly crafted Persian language book if this type and it is fantastically written.

Bought for my 2 year old to expand her vocabulary (and my own). Really love the colorful pages, very kid friendly. The only downside is some phonetic challenges in the translation. For example Ear is written Gush, which would lead you to believe it's pronounced guh-sh but is really pronounced goosh. Apple is written sib, which would be pronounced very short (Like the word sip), but is actually pronounced seeb.The illustrations also show diverse images of people with varying skin tone & hair styles which is appreciated. The illustrations are just inconsistent throughout with the level of detail. For example, look at grandma vs grandpa, aunt vs brother.Overall it's been difficult to find a nice vocabulary book in english/farsi, but this one does an ok job.

It started from left to right even though Farsi is from right to left.It uses q for ق or غ . It should use « gh ».Has misspellings :Mum instead of mom, rodro instead of khodro , qaayeq instead of ghaayegh….

like the book very much

By user friendly I mean thicker or board pages because my toddler keeps clawing at the pages and the book is damaged quickly.The book itself has great content in my opinion as a native speaker. It makes it so easy to teach my daughter Farsi.Would like to see more books like this on the market.

Disappointed. The content is great but the book itself is not worth the price you're paying. It's paperback and very flimsy.