Introducing Khmer in English-Spanish Children’s Book
An Chaemouy Khnyom - Read with Me - Lee Conmigo
You’re invited over to Luisa’s house for a big party! There are so many people there. Who is who? Yeay is her Cambodian grandma and Gramps is just one of her abuelos. There are different ways to say family in different languages, but there are also different ways to say them in the same language. Have a fun little romp through this multicultural story to discover different ways to say grandma and other family members in English, Khmer, and Spanish.
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Here's what our customers say
“This is exactly the kind of book I’ve needed for our kids, who are both Khmer and Mexican. It’s inspiring, fun, educational and true to our culture.”
-Phannary R, via Apple Books
“When Lina (author) realized there were no children’s books that introduced Cambodia or the Khmer culture in the Spanish language, she set out to create it. And she not only created it, she conquered it!”
- Sophia from Beyond the Mekong
“Bought this book as a gift to read to my baby niece who is Cambodian-Mexican American. I love the illustrations of the book and how the book has the transliteration/romanization of the Khmer words. I would definitely recommend this book for parents or anyone that would like a bilingual book in Khmer and Spanish with cute illustrations that will definitely engage children”
-Amazon Review