Behind the Wheel French Level 1

Useful but it jumps around from A0 to A2 level concepts too quickly and with no detectable, by me anyway, method or rational. You will need to listen and re-listen to this many times and I'm not sure how useful that drill would be for anyone unless they were already at A1 and knew some basic grammar.

FWIW, my current preference would be to start with Paul Nobel's Learn French series and then stagger that with the Pimsleur method. Note that this is mainly for developing an ear for French. For really learning Grammar I would recommend Kwiziq and for vocabulary I would recommend creating your own Anki cards, in the manner that Gabrielle Wyner details in his book Fluent Forever. There is now a Fluent Forever app but I prefer to create my own multi-media flash cards and Wyner, in his book at any rate, even recommends that you buckle down and do this for yourself as well. Once you you have a system to get images and recordings for a given word or phrase in your target language you can create a card in approximately 1-3 minutes. See Wyner's website on his vocabulary approach.

Bon Chance!