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Alphabites

Oct17

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Alphabites is a friendly frenzy of fun with letters and words. Children will love the alliteration on each page. This book will make learning the alphabet exciting and engaging; a cute little monster represents and introduces each letter. Words galore spill out on every page. The Alphabites throughout the book will make your child hungry to learn. At the end of the book, there are pages provided to ignite and fire up a passion for reading and words. The authors offer pages to practice upper and lower case letters. They’ve also provided pages to write their favorite word for each letter of the alphabet. What kid doesn’t like drawing at some point? Pages are also provided to transform each letter into a neat little monster or animal. Oh, what fun the kiddies will have. Alphabites is the perfect book to have on your kid’s bookshelf.

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Mary Schmidt

5.0 out of 5 stars Lots of fun

Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024

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This is a fun book for both kids and adults. Each letter is used, of course, yet uniquely written with tongue twisting words along with words for what each letter sounds like. Adults will like this book, too. The illustrations are great.

Fruitabet

Aug11

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Embark on a juicy adventure through the alphabet with “Fruitabet: The Alphabet One Fruit at a Time”! From A for Apple to Z for Zarzamora explore the world of fruits through stunning watercolor illustrations, intriguing facts, and nutritional highlights shared with you by award-winning authors, Derek R. King and Julie L. Kusma with her Master of Health Education expertise.

Each page invites young readers to discover a new fruit, beautifully depicted and accompanied by fascinating information about its origin, flavor, and health benefits. From the familiar sweetness of apples to the exotic allure of zarzamoras, every fruit offers a delightful learning experience.

“Fruitabet” goes beyond the ABCs, offering practice pages for writing each letter, space to list favorite fruits, and an engaging activity to reinforce learning. With its blend of education and entertainment, this book is a must-have for budding fruit enthusiasts.

My Review:

Mary Schmidt

5.0 out of 5 stars A different take on abc’s Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024

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What a unique and fun way to read with your child about the alphabet and a fruit for each letter. The nutrient content is a nice addition. As a reminder, just as the authors’ wrote, don’t try a new fruit unless you check with your doctor to make sure it is okay with meds. Parents can also help with this. Example: Grapefruit. Do not take if on blood thinning meds or if you have a blood disorder. An added section for learning how to write the letters both uppercase and lowercase, blank pages to practice letters, fun pages to draw on, fun activities!