Easy to understand
Matching words reduce the extra mental step of translating an unfamiliar idea.
Bilingual alphabet book · Ages 1–6
An English–Russian alphabet book for curious kids.
A playful bilingual ABC that helps toddlers and preschoolers recognize English and Russian letters through matching words they can see, say, and remember.
- 30illustrated pages
- 2languages
- 1shared idea
Z · ЗZebra · Зебра
A · АAvocado · Авокадо
A simple learning bridge
Less translating.
More connecting.
Children meet words that begin with corresponding English and Russian letters and carry the same meaning.
A familiar picture makes a new sound easier to understand. Pointing, naming, and repeating turn alphabet practice into a short family ritual rather than a formal lesson.
Real pages from the book
One picture.
Two languages.
Every spread combines expressive illustrations, upper- and lowercase English letters, and useful matching words in English and Russian.
These are real sample pages. The complete edition contains a 30-page illustrated English–Russian alphabet.
Made for early learners
A little book for
big beginnings.
Made to read together
Short visual pages invite pointing, repeating, laughing, and talking with parents or grandparents.
Gentle early learning
Supports letter recognition, pronunciation, vocabulary, and curiosity without feeling like a lesson.
For bilingual families
Parents teach.
Grandparents share.
Children remember.
Created for bilingual homes, Russian-speaking relatives, heritage-language families, and children growing up outside a Russian-speaking environment.
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One shared word can become a conversation, a memory, and a bridge between generations.
One book · Two languages · More moments together
Practical ideas for families
Make bilingual reading feel natural.
Practical guides about first vocabulary, two alphabets, heritage Russian, and shared English–Russian reading at home.
Reading routine
How to use an English–Russian alphabet book at home
A calm five-step routine for toddlers and preschoolers.
→Matching first lettersRussian and English words starting with the same letter
See ten real picture-word examples from the book.
→Two alphabets togetherCan children learn Russian and English alphabets together?
Use clear language cues and short, playful routines.
→Resource libraryExplore all bilingual learning guides
Browse practical ideas for parents and grandparents.
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Lola BuLazebQuestions, answered
Good to know.
What age is this bilingual alphabet book for?+
It is designed especially for toddlers and preschoolers ages 1–6. Younger children can name the pictures, while older children compare letters and sounds.
Does my child need to know Russian already?+
No. The matching-word method gives beginners a clear visual starting point whether they are learning English, Russian, or both.
Is the book available in print?+
Yes. Amazon offers Kindle and paperback editions. Current availability is shown on the product page.
Can grandparents use the book with a child?+
Yes. The short illustrated spreads are designed for shared reading and make it easy for relatives to point, name, repeat, and talk together.
Can it help a child growing up outside a Russian-speaking country?+
Yes. The pictures and matching words give parents and Russian-speaking relatives an easy reason to use Russian during ordinary family reading, including over a video call.
Does this book teach the complete Russian alphabet?+
From A to Z is an English A–Z picture alphabet with Russian matching words. It supports comparison, vocabulary, and interest in both languages, but it is not a complete Cyrillic reading course.
Is this an alphabet picture book or a reading workbook?+
It is an illustrated alphabet picture book for recognizing letters, learning words, and reading together. A phonics or primer program later teaches a child to blend sounds, syllables, and complete words.
What is a bilingual alphabet book?+
A bilingual alphabet book places two languages in one shared reading experience. This edition follows English A–Z and connects each page with Russian matching words and illustrations.
Begin with one letter
Open two worlds
for your child.
Give your child two languages—brightly, gently, and with love.