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‘Animales marinos’

Animales marinos le toboggan

In Spanish, from 3yo.

This is an amazing collection of encyclopaedias for young curious minds. Full of facts in short texts and engaging illustrations, this book guarantees to catch your child’s attention.

Learn everything about the marine animals from fish, birds and reptiles to mammals, what they eat, if they travel on their own or in a group, how they communicate, where to find them, etc….

Tell us which of these animales marinos you like the most.

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‘Un mammouth dans le frigo’

Un mammouth dans le frigo le toboggan

In French, from 4yo.

Oh, no! There is a mammoth in the fridge. How did het get in there? Quick, let’s catch him! The mammoth escapes and hides at the top of a tree. At night time, the little boy goes to get him and bring him to his bedroom with other fantastic creatures, like the unicorn. Shh! Be quiet or the grown ups will take you away.

Let’s catch a mammoth with un mammouth dans le frigo.

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Harmony Week 16 – 22 March 2026

Le toboggan Harmony Week

This year, we’re excited to bring you a delightful surprise for Harmony Week! We’re teaming up with three wonderful libraries to share the magic of French story times with you.

Tuesday 17 at 9.30am at the Success Library

Wednesday 18 at 11am at the City of Perth Library

Friday 20 at 10.30am at the Nedlands Library.

These are FREE events and everyone is welcome. No bookings required.

We look forward to seeing you all 🙂

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‘Poeziehoorn – Samen op reis’

Poeziehoorn – Samen op reis

In Dutch, from 1yo.

Join the fun and travel with the unicorn. This is an entertaining book with colourful and amusing illustrations. Learn about all the type of transport that the unicorn, llamas and other animals take to travel, from snowboard to scooter.

How do like to travel? Jump in the adventure with Poeziehoorn – Samen op reis.

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‘Playgroup visits’

le toboggan playgroup visit

We come to you. 😀

Are you a French or Spanish playgroup? We can bring a small selection of our books to you.

Are you an English background playgroup and would like to expose your children to another language? Contact us and let’s organise a bilingual story time.

There are many benefits to exposing children to a different languages. Our story times are the perfect setting, we sing songs with actions that children are familiar with in English and the stories are read in French or Spanish and in English. The sessions are interactive as children ‘help’ me read the books.

For Perth metro only.

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‘Kijk je mee, baby?’

Kijk je mee baby? le toboggan

Dutch, from birth.

What can you see baby? This gorgeous board book is a great way to introduce books to baby. Its black and white illustrations provide a contrast that will help babies ‘see’ better. Babies cannot distinguish shapes very well and the two contrasted colours gives a better definition to the different shapes. Introduce baby to a tiger, a fish and several other animals and shapes.

Kijk je mee, baby? is the perfect first book for baby and ideal as a gift for baby showers.

Find all our books in Dutch at www.letoboggan.com.au/dutch

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‘Drila Cocodrila 2. Soy genial’

Drila Cocodrila 2. Soy genial le toboggan

In Spanish, from 4yo.

Drila Crocodila is a series of comics with large capital letters to help children learning how to read. Drila is a crocodile who lives in the forest with her friends. Today they want to find out what talent each has. Everyone has a talent. Some can sing, others can play a musical instrument.

Drila Crocodila is awesome. Find out what Drila Cocodrila’s talent is in Soy genial.

All our Spanish books are available at www.letoboggan.com.au/spanish

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‘Around the world: Bilingual weather wonders’

Around the world: Bilingual weather wonders le toboggan

Bilingual Japanese-English, from 4yo.

This is a beautifully illustrated book about the weather. Each type of weather is depicted in Japanese and English. There is a short description and the reading can be made interactive by asking the child to recognise key words in the illustration. “Sunny” comes from “sun”. Can the young reader find the sun in the picture?

From snowy to windy and cloudy learn about the weather in Japanese with Around the world: bilingual weather wonders.

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‘Pourquoi j’ai jamais de calins?’

Pourquoi j'ai jamais de calins?

In French, from 3yo.

A little hedgehog is sad because he cannot get anyone to hug him? It is so unfair. He asks around for a hug but the squirrels refuse, the kittens as well. He asks his mom why he had to be so prickly! Because of that, he cannot hug his mom the same way the other animals do. His mom shows him how brave and important hedgehogs have been throughout history. Then she tells him that hedgehogs do not hug but they have a soft tummy for tickles. The other animals can see and hear little hedgehog laughing and they want to know why they have hugs instead of tickles.

Discover this sweet story beautifully illustrated with Pourquoi j’ai jamais de calins?

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‘Daaf Duif – Hoe je omgaat met kattige katten en al je veren houdt’

Daaf duif le toboggan

In Dutch, from 6yo.

Dave pigeon and his friend Skipper are going to try to get rid of an evil cat causing chaos in the city. Children will love the gorgeous black and white illustrations of this funny story.

To see if Dave is going to lose some feathers read Daaf Duif – Hoe je omgaat met kattige katten en al je veren houdt.