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Bright and colorful, each of the twenty-six mini-board books included in this beautifully packaged set features real-life photos and great works of art depicting everyday objects common to Baby
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My daughter received this for her first birthday and I swear it was because of these books that she knew her ABCs before she turned two. Each letter book has three pictures beginning with that letter - a cartoon, an artwork, and a photograph - along with the word (e.g., the letter M has a drawing of a monkey, a picture of a glass of milk, and a cartoon drawing of a moon). She loves going through all 26 of them with us - and could entertain herself with them because the pages are thick and sturdy enough for her to easily manipulate them. After a year of frequent use we just had to tape the box together as it started to become unglued at the corners. Definitely worthwhile and fun!
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The pictures on the front of several letters do NOT match with the letter. I.e monkey on the J letter book; turtle on the N; baby on the Q; dolphin on the U; mouse on the V; mouse on the X; bird on the W; horse on the Y.
There are only 3 pages in each book. Souldn't each book that is dedicated to a letter match the designated letter?
There are only 3 pages in each book. Souldn't each book that is dedicated to a letter match the designated letter?
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This has been, by far, my one-year-old daughter's favorite toy since she was about eight months old. She pores through each book, and they are the perfect size for her little fingers. The variety of photos and illustrations (as well as the sheer number of them!) keeps her busy for minutes on end. Each slim little book contains three board pages, each with a picture and corresponding word associated with that letter. Contrary to other reviews, I think the pictures are quite well chosen, and the mixture of cartoons, photos, and fine art make for a nice introduction to the different types of image. I can see this set holding her interest for many more months to come, as she becomes more aware of the names for things and the world around her. As the box suggests, the books can also be used as flash cards, and my five-year-old can use them to spell out simple words. Though the books are recommended for 18 months and up, they are quite sturdy, and hold up well to my one-year-old's constant interest. Finally, we received these as a gift for my daughter's birth, and I would buy them for friends without hesitation.
Please ignore the ridiculous (typo?) age recommendation on this page of ten years and up!
Please ignore the ridiculous (typo?) age recommendation on this page of ten years and up!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
18 month old loves them
My 18 month old loves these -- not just for the interesting pictures and the feel of the little boos, but also for the fun stacking/sorting element and she kisses them goodnight... Read more
Published 2 months ago by I <3 Baby Toys
Perfect for little hands.
My daughter received a set of these for her first birthday. They were perfect for her to hold herself and flip through. She's almost 2 now and still loves them. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Erin
Alphabooks- a great gift
We received this set from my cousin, after her sons had loved it well. We've had it for over a year now, and it remains one of my DD's favorites. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Virginia M. Higgins
Excellent alphabet toy
These books taught my first son (now 3) his letters and the sounds they make. It's now teaching my 18 month old second son. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mom of Tons of Boys
not very good at all
Pictures are often poorly chosen. While some are good, half of them could represent multiple words or they would be impossible for a child to associate with other pictures of the... Read more
Published on January 8, 2009 by just a person
Loves books
Our one year old son loves these books. They are small enough that he can hold it and read it by himself or pretend to read. Read more
Published on May 15, 2007 by E. Chung
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