• Age: 2 to 18
• Grade: p to 12

This soothing picture book gently invites young, curious minds to explore and describe the world around them. With vibrant illustrations, each page presents everyday objects and scenes that capture the wonder of early discovery. Children learn to name and identify what's in their world—fruits, animals, colors, and much more—building foundational language skills with each turn of the page.

Part of the MY FIRST series, this book emphasizes the joy of putting words to pictures, helping children connect language to what they see. Each page inspires conversations, as children and adults explore the beauty of words together.

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Stéphanie G. Vachon holds a bachelor's and a professional master's degree in speech-language pathology from the Université de Montréal. She began her career working with preschool and school-aged children experiencing various speech, language, and communication challenges at the Marie Enfant Rehabilitation Center, affiliated with CHU Sainte-Justine. Currently, she works with children aged 0 to 5 and their families through the Agir Tôt program in a CLSC setting. Alongside her dedication to speech-language pathology, Stéphanie has a profound passion for children’s literature. After completing a short program in children’s literature, she is now finishing a graduate diploma in the field at UQTR. In addition to her professional work, Stéphanie is a literary contributor to Lurelu, the only Quebec-based magazine exclusively focused on children’s literature. She has also written for Le Berlingot, a directory of children’s books created by speech-language pathologists to promote quality interactive reading for preschoolers. Stéphanie is the author of five picture books for toddlers, published by Shoebox media.

"A child's vocabulary expands by leaps and bounds when we name the things around them and describe what they are doing." - Stéphanie G. Vachon, speech-language pathologist