Not a great early reader, but a fun readaloud for those learning the alphabet

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	• Dr. Seuss's ABC ('Dr. Seuss's ABC', in traditional Chinese and English) Dr. Seuss Yuan Liu, 1992 average customer review:based on 36 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

SO GREAT FOR KIDS

My son has to have this read to him every single night. and i love to read it to him because he has helped him learn his ABC and remember them! When my son sees the words in the book in real life (example baby bumble bee( he will say what letter it begins with. GREAT BOOK!!!

Great Book for Children

This is a great children's book. This is my grandson's favorite book. He always grabs this book, climbs up in my lap and wants the book to be read to him. He knows all of his abc's and the sounds for each letter which I credit to the book being read to him so many times. If you get a children's book - get this one and then add others. Highly recommended!

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X is very useful if your name is Nixie Knox...

Dr. Seuss's ABC Beginner Book is perhaps the best way I know to introduce your child to the alphabet. There's a lot of fun for young children in this book; the illustrations are wonderful and the use of the letters in making new words for children is excellent. It truly reflects well on Dr. Seuss that he wrote such a fine book for young child just beginning to learn how to read.

This book introduces young children to the alphabet by first showing them the letters of the alphabet in both upper case and lower case forms; and then (usually on the next page) the child sees a thing or a creature with a name that starts with the letter being introduced. This book also asks questions to make children think. For example, the book at one point asks "What begins with (the letter) B?" The answers in the book use as many words beginning with that letter as possible; and I think that's very good.

The book also encourages young children to go ahead and learn more with a sprinkling of pats on the back like "Hooray! Hooray!" This is a very good strategy.

The hardcover of the book is strong enough to resist any accidental damage your young child may want to do to it; and the quality of the paper is excellent.

Overall, Dr. Seuss's ABC is a fine book that remains one of the best ways for children to learn the alphabet even all these years later after it was first written and published. I highly recommend this book for children just beginning to learn the alphabet.

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Not a great early reader, but a fun readaloud for those learning the alphabet

You know the format of abecedarians. Each letter is illustrated with a rhyme - it might be a sentence describing the scene (Silly Sammy Slick sipped six sodas and got sick sick sick) or a list of various items in the picture that start with the letter (Big N, little n, what begins with those? Nine new neckties, and a nightshirt, and a nose).

Very typically Seussian, really great read-aloud - neither too long nor too short.

Please note that I do not recommend the board book. They arbitrarily edited some of the rhymes (never for the better), and anyway, it's poorly constructed and likely to fall apart. Just get the real book. You'll thank me later.

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Illus. in color. "An alphabet book with zany drawings and nonsensical verse provides an entertaining way for small children to learn the letters and their sounds."--Booklist.

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