The Alphabet Room

by Sara Pinto

Book Overview

Starting with the simplest images-apples for A, bowls for B, cat for C-Sara Pinto has taken a magical leap in the concept of alphabet books. Each letter has a door, and behind each door the objects... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582348413
• ISBN13: 9781582348414
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: Bloomsbury U.S.A. Children's Books
• Length: 56 Pages
• Weight: 1.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 7.4" x 7.0"
• Age Range: 2 to 5 years
• Grade Range: Kindergarten

Customer Reviews

Perfect for your little learner!

We bought this book for our two year old daughter and absolutely LOVE it. It has big letters on one page and an object that starts with the letter opposite -- PLUS a building picture that contains the previous objects under a lift-the-flap for each set. Our daughter quickly learned her alphabet and can now recognize all the letters and many new objects she didn't know before: jester, quilt, painting (to name a few). Plus, this book is INTERESTING and really promotes spending some quality time with your kids. It has so much to it that we take it on airplanes and long car trips -- you could spend a few minutes going quickly through letters or a half hour exploring the photos and spelling words. What a tremendous book!

Love this book

This is a GREAT book for young children. Each page builds on the last. It's fun searching for the items on each page.

A Gorgeous Book!!

Beautiful and Clever. We eagerly await Ms. Pinto's future efforts.

lovely!

This is the most charming alphabet book for young children that I have ever seen. The whimsical humour of the illustrations are fun for both parents and children. My 3-year old adores it, as do I!

a beautiful book

This book is very attractive in its look and feel (i.e., nice, high quality -- making it a great gift). Every other page has a large, capital letter on it (e.g., "C") with the following page having a door the child opens to view an increasingly complex and zany picture. The first picture is of apples, the second of apples and bowls, the third of apples, bowls, and a cat, etc. The fun is in opening the doors and finding the objects (e.g., who's wearing the "M"oustache now?).