Review: Mine and my grand daughter's review!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
This is a lovely young children's book.  While using animal names as an introduction to the alphabet is as old as language itself, Chris Q. Sheridan has brought new life to the concept.  Using real life and background photos is different from the stylized drawings, no background, or just baby animals that are so common.  The photos are vivid and up close enough for great detail to be seen.  The author gives a little something of the animal's nature in a sentence or two under the picture, which is not too much for those kids that are always anxious to turn the page if there are too many words.  The author has also chosen some unique animals that we rarely introduce children to, like an ibex and a jaguar, for example. It's a well-crafted book and will sure to be one of those treasured books that they pull from their bookshelf again and again and again, as at least my grandchildren do.  ~Peg Morin"I liked the animals. My favorite animal is the Koala because in the picture it looks like he has soft ears.  I like that the elephant and his family sing together when they're happy.  Animals that I recognize that live around our house are bunnies, quails, and Yorkies.  I love animal books and this book has good pictures."  What letter does Panda start with?  "B!"  ...No, that's bunny. "P!"  Yes, that's right... good job Braelynn!  Braelynn Shae,  3  1/2 years old