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Hello, Day!

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Anita Lobel's new book "Hello, Day!" is gorgeously illustrated in a rich palette of colors and enhanced with a simple text that is in a large font - perfect for beginner readers. The story itself is of various animals and the sounds they make, e.g. "The rooster said, Cock-a-doodle-doo!", "The cow said, Moo" and so on. It makes for easy reading and a little child would be able to 'read' as they associate a particular animal with the sound it makes. Highly recommended for preschoolers!

Right now, this is my 13 month-old son's favorite book. He loves to look at the pictures of the animals, and he giggles when we say the animal sounds. The illustrations are very colorful.

I'm a Head Start teacher, my children loved this book. I have read it many times already. The children like to make the sounds of the animals. Wonderful book for ages 1 to 5 yrs.

This was our daughter's favorite book from the time she was 13 to 17 months. Our 3 year old also enjoyed it and our 6 year old could read it. A great first book. Recommended.

This is my favorite animal related story to read with my children (ages 4 and 1.5 yrs. old). The pictures are beautiful and the words are simple...perfect for a young child. The kids have a great time chiming in with the animal sounds, which definitely adds fun to the reading experience!

This book was recommended to me by a librarian. The illustrations are stunning, and it helps very young children learn how to read. A very few, lovely words on each page. Perfect for preschool and under.

My daughter is not quite two and it is hard to find a book to keep her attention. She loves the animal sounds and bright pictures. I like to read it too.

This will now be one of the books I send to all new babies/parents I know. It is a perfect first book, with a simple text. The rhythm flows as each page states an animal's name and the sound it makes. The story has a beginning, middle, and end, beginning with the sun rising and the rooster crowing, and ending with the moon rising and the owl hooting. The illustrations are painted beautifully in the style of Van Gogh, with swirls, dots, and brilliant colors.