An ABC book combining pictures of fanciful animals and the food they love. The art is all original, colorful and imaginatively appealing to young children.
This photography board book introduces young children to the alphabet through a humorous concept of making soup with almost any food found in the kitchen. Can you imagine making soup from ketchup, hot dogs, and ice cream? Barney can and does just that. Full color.
Advises the reader about what to do, and not do, in order to successfully spot a whale, such as wrapping up in a not-too-cozy blanket, ignoring the roses, and especially, being patient.
A blue whale is longer than thirty dogs lined up nose to tail. Its tongue weighs as much as four hundred cats. Blue whales make terrible pets....Just ask Billy Twitters.
Make learning fun with the "Zoo Alphabet Workbook for Kindergartners"! Kids will practice their uppercase and lowercase letters and apply their knowledge with activities like letter matching, fill-in-the-blank sequences, and alphabet mazes.
The letter Z is tired of being in last place—she wants to go first! So she and her best friend, Y, decide to move to the front of the alphabet. There are a lot of letters in the way! D blocks the path with his belly (too many doughnuts). I is too full of himself (“I am incredible”). And L, M, N, O, and P stick together like a brick wall. They all teach Z and Y that the full alphabet is lot more complicated than just ABC. With Mike Perry’s eye-popping artwork and Sean Lamb’s clever twists on everyday letters, this new kind of alphabet book takes you on an unforgettable adventure all the way from A to Z and back again. An Imprint Book “Will Z and Y make it to the beginning of the alphabet? Kids will no doubt find their quest a hoot and giggle.” —Kirkus Reviews “[Z and Y] no sooner finish their alphabetical ramble than Z wants to start over. So will young abecedarians.” —Booklist