Review: VERY NICE
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2013
Years ago a man named Dr. Seuss proved to us that putting rhythm and rhyme in a child's storybook kept the child interested and asking for more.The author of this book must have studied at Seuss's knee. I was caught up in the rhythm from the first page to the last and only felt a little awkward twice, but in both instances it's easy to fix, just one syllable added or taken away.The rhyming was excellent and the illustrations bright- they matched the rhyme so when you and your child read this together you should takeke time to match each alphabetical word with its picture.Remember that a book is just a launching pad. There are more words that begin with each letter of the alphabet other than the ones listed in the book. As your child gets older, ask for them. What else starts with A? Can you think of another word that begins with B?Parents sometimes forget that they are their child's first teacher. This is a good little textbook to use when you play school.