52 Weeks of Family French: Bite Sized Weekly Lessons Designed to Get You and Your Family Speaking French Today Paperback – 19 Dec. 2012

So it looks like a simple book for me to work through with my kids, and we are going to use it. I'm glad I have a fairly good understanding of French though as the pronunciation guide is shocking (French with an English accent) and there are a few errors. I took a photo of one and I'm 99% sure you always combine je and avoir into j'avoir. I didn't write a book though, so I'm just going off my GCSE french from more than a decade ago. It's not great, I would search for a better book if I were you.

Well structured book with additional notes on French civilization. It's a great tool to spark children's (and their parents') interest in foreign languages, and it contains a lot of tips on how to make learning fun (and that work actually). I would absolutely recommend it for an introduction to French language and culture!