Gorgeous, detailed artwork illustrates alliterative sentences for a single letter on each spread like “Beautiful blue butterflies basking by a babbling book.”ī is for Bear by Rogger Priddy (0 – 3 years) Look carefully to find all the words illustrated on each page that begin with the letter. Soft, dream-like watercolor illustrations capture words for each letter that children will delight in discovering. This is one of my children’s favorite alphabet books. Things get crazy when Z demands to go first. My kids and I ADORE this amazing book! Oliver Jeffers writes wonderfully quirky short stories for each letter.Īlphabet Under Construction by Denise Fleming (2 – 5 years)įollow along as a mouse artistically decorates each letter of the alphabet.ĪlphaOops! The Day Z Went First by Alethea Kontis (4 – 8 years) Once Upon an Alphabet Short Stories for All the Letters by Oliver Jeffers (4 – 8 years) See the alligator? It’s illustrated only using the letter a. If you’re ever wondered how the alphabet got invented, read this clever alphabet creation story!Īlphabeastiesby Sharon Werner (4 – 8 years)Įach letter of the alphabet makes a creature that begins with that letter. This is a cool graphic alphabet connected by a long piece of string.Īmazing 26 three-dimensional letters move and change almost like magic!Īl Pha’s Betby Amy Krouse Rosenthal (3 – 5 years)
This cool layout helps this board book not be completely useless in the already overly saturated market of animal alphabet books.Ī Long Piece of String by William Wondriska (4 – 8 years) I love the darling illustrations of animals on white backgrounds with their name and a huge letter.
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A is for Apple (Trace-and-Flip Fun) by Georgie Birkett (2 – 6 years)Įxplore the letters with your fingers! Grooved letters on each page plus illustrations of objects starting with that letter.īook of Animals by Oliver Jeffers (ages 2 – 5)
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