Humongous (& Cool) Words for Kids: British-English Edition by SB Hilarion is an amusing and educational dictionary for kids. Written by two young siblings, Sabine Yi Lee and Hao Finley, here you can learn words from your own culture and from others around the world. And kids can learn some cool humungous words and their meanings, things that Mum and Dad know nothing about. No matter what the subject, these two Philomaths have words for you to learn, along with great stories that go with each word. Colourful illustrations and humour abound as they pass on their newfound knowledge to kids everywhere.

Humongous (& Cool) Words for Kids: British-English Edition by SB Hilarion really is a cool book for kids. Dictionaries are boring – until you read this one. It has plenty of wonderful illustrations to go with the words and the stories and the facts are told in an educational but funny way - the best way to learn, in my opinion. The descriptions don’t just discuss the English meanings and facts but also those from other cultures too, which makes it a good all-around learning tool for children and adults! I love the humour injected into the book and I love the layout – this isn’t your standard list of words with a meaning beside it. Instead, the pages are laid out in a way that keeps the reader interested. All in all, a great book, highly recommended for kids and parents and, perhaps, a great way for kids to learn at school too. After all, we all learn more when it's fun.

Have you ever sat and marveled at the diversity of language, or considered how many words pass us by unnoticed? Humongous (& Cool) Words for Kids by SB Hilarion aims to provide a fun, thought-provoking read which will expand the minds and vocabulary of young readers. Whether you are looking to learn, discover new words from different cultures, or simply expand your knowledge in a fun way, this book has a lot to offer.

The energy in SB Hilarion's Humongous (& Cool) Words for Kids is unmistakable. From the first words, you are wrapped in a world of knowledge and excitement any child or philomath would be desperate to explore. It makes the very concept of learning fun. When I read some to my own son, the enthusiasm of the written word instantly translated into my voice and thus to him, keeping him engaged, excited, and learning. It isn't the kind of book a child could read in one sitting, which makes the alphabetical chapters a perfect way to measure out the quantity. The word choice is wide, varied, and presented in an entertaining manner along with hand-drawn images. I liked how some of the word explanations were done in the form of a family conversation, while others told small stories or interesting facts about the chosen words.

Overall, I thought the presentation was eye-catching, the text fun, and the word choices spanned everything from common daily vocab to words rarely heard. This is a little treasure that will go a long way to teach your child new and interesting words, along with their meanings. I am a well-read adult, and there were words in there I had never encountered before. Young or old, this book will engage, educate, and entertain.