1,007 everyday French words you can see, in 42 cut-paper scenes — the kitchen, the café, the station, the beach. Every word is stuck on the thing it names and coloured by gender, with how to say it written out in plain English. Each scene adds one phrase you would really say there and one trap worth knowing.
127 pages · 42 scenes
1,007 words, coloured le / la / les
Look words up both ways: French–English and English–French
A letter from the village calls Colette back, in 24 chapters. The future and the conditional, the subjunctive without the fear, relative pronouns and reported speech — plus a reference section you can look things up in. The point of B1 is doing it without help, so this is the book that stops holding your hand.
The summer Léo comes to stay, in 24 chapters. Both French past tenses and the choice between them, reflexive verbs, object pronouns and comparisons — a story in every chapter, the sound written out in plain English, and an answer key that explains why. Follows French Foundations and assumes every word it taught.
Cocoon 
