Customer Reviews

Clifford's Abc (Clifford 8x8)

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Both my 2 yr old and my 4 yr old love Clifford. He is so lovable! Once again this is a good book to go over with your child to help ABC recognition. Clifford is a good tool for learning both on TV and in books! Your children cannot help but LOVE HIM!

Dogs and kids go together like peanut butter and jelly. Thisbook is a fun way of introducing the alphabet to your child in a funformat!

This was a favorite when my little girl was a 1 yr old. I was so tired of the A/apple stuff like
in other books and this was refreshing and fun to add new words to my child's vocabulary.

We wore our first copy out!

Now that my son is just over 1 and loving books I decided to buy another copy. Highly recommend.

My 4 yr old still loves clifford, and I don't mind reading it (20 times a night sometimes).

This is an excellent first ABC book. I know because it's really helped my almost three-year-old son with his letters, both upper and lower case. Clifford the red dog is there on each Letter Page with a whole passel of pictures that start with the appropriate letter. For example on A our red dog hero is looking down on an accordion player an armadillo, an alligator, an anvil, an axe and more and so on through this terrific beginner's book. Mr. Bridwell's illustrations have kept my son captivated long enough to learn his ABCs and that is just what a book like this is supposed to do.

Clifford is a huge hit with the 5 year olds.So are ABCs.
Very fun and easy to order books for kids out of town on Amazon.com
in my pjs drinking coffee.I love being able to have books, etc
delivered to the address of my choice.

Books came on time and in perfect shape!
My 2 year old son absulolutely loves Clifford books and they are so easy to read.
I have 10 of the Clifford books now.

My grandson enjoys pointing to the leters and having you name then.As I have said before he is a special needs child He will also point to the letters when you ask him to identiy them