A good fun read, and with a song! ( )

Unabashedly a fan. This book taught my kids the ABC to a song, my daughter uses this in her sign language classes, we have gifted this book to godchildren and church friends alike. No amount of praise is enough for such a wonderful, simple book. ( )

My students absolutely love this book when I read it to them. We talk about what's going on throughout each page of the book. I let the children tell me what they see or what they recognize in the pages throughout the book. There will be times when the children will me questions about things that they are not sure of that is happening in the book.

I have used these book at least three different times in past lesson plans. I would continue to do it because my students love the book. I don't really put this book in a theme, I just do art activities to go along with it. ( )

From Sheryl -"Holds up well, not sentimental, feels nostalgic but not old-fashioned. The art was truly poetic, and realistic (again, not sentimental or cutesy). I loved that some of the Words for the Letters were verbs as most alphabet picture-books rely on nouns." She also wrote Millions of Cats, a pivotal book in children's literature. It is credited as the first American picture storybook. ( )

Holds up well, not sentimental, feels nostalgic but not old-fashioned. The art was truly poetic, and realistic (again, not sentimental or cutesy). I loved that some of the Words for the Letters were verbs as most alphabet picture-books rely on nouns.

I just wish I could read music so I could pick out the tune! ( )