Review: Lenghty Text Learn the Letters of the Alphabet Book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
This book has a lot more substance to it than your typical A is for ....., B is for ......, learn the alphabet type book.  Basically each letter is more of a tell you about myself spiel by a different monster.  There's a fair amount of text on each page, and even with the feature letter being used in a number of words on each page you quickly forget that it is a learn the letters book due to the length.  That's not necessarily a bad thing, it just might not be what you're after.  The reading level needed is also way beyond the level that a child is at when it doesn't know the alphabet.  So it's more of an illustrated collection of very short stories to read to a child of that age, or for an older child all together.The computer generated illustrations are very good, with colourful fun non scary monsters, which cover a wide variety of monsters. The monsters themselves part of the illustrations though, are very similar to ones I've seen in other books, possibly even some are the exact same ones, so possibly they are from a commonly used source by Kindle authors. The text is part of the illustration, appearing over the background at the bottom of each illustration so the text and illustration appear on the screen together and not on separate pages.  Although the book hasn't been formatted to take up the entire screen, and only takes up the top half in portrait mode, or middle third in landscape.