Really nice book on African animals--one for each letter of the alphabet.  I learned a whole lot.  Some of the animals I had never heard of.  I also did not know so many were native only to Madagascar.  I liked learning one or two facts about each animal.  This is good for your 2-6 year old.  Very interesting without being overwhelming.

Animals are used to each ABC's.  I liked that the animals were not the usual ones but from the jungles and oceans and different continents also.  The illustrations are colorful and bright.  I also liked how the letter being taught highlights the same letter in the prose on the page through all the words.  Perfect for 2-5 year olds.

This is a sweet interactive book about the ABCs. It is a fun way to learn the ABCs and also be involved in reading the book. One teacher has done this book as a program for parents to come watch. That would be very cute!

level: L

The Abc's of me is a great book for all children. The book starts with the letter A and goes through the whole alphabet giving a different thought, feeling, or emotion for each letter. The book tells you the name of the emotion, thought , or feeling. Then explains what each is. After you read the page there is an exercise for the kids to complete like answering a question or making a list for each emotion, thought, or feeling. 

This book is good for even small children to help them learn more about their feelings. I personally love books that teach kids instead of just entertaining them. The lessons do need to entertain them as well. This book does both.  Theresa A. McKeown has done a great job. The illustrations in the book are done very well also. 

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is a definite go to in order to teach the alphabet. This is a story about the letters of the alphabet that climb up the tree and then fall down the tree. I would use this book in my classroom to introduce the alphabet to my students.

Lexile Level: AD530L