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English · Choose-your-path Kindle Adventure
Choose the route to Grandpa's moonlight picnic and discover friendly surprises, small acts of kindness, and six illustrated endings.
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Ages 2–5 · Paperback coloring and activity book
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English · Choose-your-path Kindle Adventure
Choose the route to Grandpa's moonlight picnic and discover friendly surprises, small acts of kindness, and six illustrated endings.
On paper and online
Bring book time into everyday play with related stories, games, and real sample pages. Everything here is free to explore together.
Use pictures, listening, memory, and matching to meet the same words in a different way.
Choose a game →Interactive family treeTap a relative and keep the family connection visible while the words change.
Learn family words →Interactive storyChoose the route, hear the story, and collect useful words along the way.
Start the free quest →Read-aloud storyQuiet Night on the Farm includes a built-in language selector for its repeated goodnight phrases.
Read free →Parent guideOur editions use American English, and a first-words book is exactly where that shows. The words that differ, why none of them are wrong, and what to do if your English is the second language at home.
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Color through the English alphabet with large letters and friendly first words.
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A language landscape
English is a West Germanic language used in many different communities and countries around the world.
One British-inspired storybook setting; English belongs to many different communities and countries worldwide.

Try this togetherPoint to one English word your child already knows.
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Language facts: Encyclopaedia Britannica (opens in a new tab)
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Reuse book words through pictures, listening, memory, and gentle matching games.
Explore →Interactive family wordsTap relatives and follow the branch from Flori while the family words change language.
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English is used worldwide. This is a small selection of countries where it has national, official, or deeply established public use.
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Selected places—not a census map. A highlighted country does not mean everyone there speaks English. Boundaries are simplified for learning and are not a political boundary reference. Made with Natural Earth (opens in a new tab).
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This simplified learning tree shows only the 19 languages currently in the Flori & Luna catalog. It groups related languages; it does not mean one modern sibling language came from another.