Kiran...Kee-raan naheen (Kiran...not Kee-raan) - Stories
Kiran...Kee-raan naheen (Kiran...not Kee-raan) - Stories
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This book is part of our "Urdu Stories" series
This story is about a little girl that runs in the issue many of us in the West run into on a daily basis - the mispronunciation of our names! This fun story follows the adventure of Kiran as she navigates the playground trying to get her name pronounced correctly
- All words labeled in Roman Urdu (Urdu written in English), traditional Urdu and English
- Durable hardcover board books made to last a long time in little hands
Use the book with our Bolo Pen to make it come alive! You can tap anywhere on the book and the Bolo Pen will read out text, play sound effects or music to keep children engaged!
Materials
Materials
All books are hardcover board books designed to survive little hands (and siblings)
Shipping
Shipping
Free shipping to Canada, US and the UK on orders over 3 books. All other orders will ship for $4 USD
Shipping for the Full Set is free to GCC countries (UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain)
$15 USD shipping to other European countries.
Size & Pages
Size & Pages
Urdu Word books: 7x7 inches; 14 pages
Urdu Sentence books: 7x7 inches; 16 pages
Urdu Story books: 8x8 inches; 20 pages
Age recommendation
Age recommendation
It really depends! We created the resources keeping 3-8 year olds in mind. However, our own 2 year old loves the books and is very comfortable with the Bolo Pen. We also tested the books with older kids and got very positive feedback
Our primary focus has been to help kids (and parents) that consider Urdu a second language and are beginners, so ages can vary!
Empower your kids to speak and understand better Urdu
Most of our kids view Urdu as their second language, not their first language. Our products are designed to reflect this.
Consider this to be a long lasting investment that will change the way your child looks at Urdu.
Watch the pen in action
