Books with author Angela Marie Williamson

“X” pretends a lot. Xip makes learning about “X” fun and easy. Enjoy watching your child discover what “X” pretends to be, in this book, Xenial “X”.

Watch your child learn just how valuable “V” can be, with Valery the vole. She introduces some valuable “V” words like violin and Vidalia. Have fun reading about “V” in this book.

“The Ladybug Race” is a story about a ladybug named Katie and her friend Sadie. They begin a race that ends up in the opposite direction. When Katie tries to find Sadie, she meets some new bugs along the way. In the end, she finds out just how great a friend Sadie is.

In Wonderful “W”, Wilson the wigeon shares with children some compound words that start with “W”. Have fun putting words together with your children as they discover the sound of “W”.

Quinn the quetzal teaches kids about the letter “Q”. “Q” is always with his friend “U”. What kind of words can they make together? Read Quiet “Q” with your child to find out.

Quinn the quetzal teaches kids about the letter “Q”. “Q” is always with his friend “U”. What kind of words can they make together? Read Quiet “Q” with your child to find out.

In “Joyful “J”, children are introduced to some uncommon animals that start with “J”. They all have “J” names and do “J” things. Read along to your children, as they discover the sound of “J”.

“Fancy Feels Fall”, encourages children to feel the world around them, in the season of fall. Fancy, a squirrel, tells them what she likes about fall. It is poetic and engaging.

In Youthful “Y”, a yellow eyed penguin named Yap introduces children to some “Y” words that he knows. Enjoy reading about “Y” with your children in this book.

In Leafy “L”, Louie the leaf tailed gecko tells kids about his life. Your children will have fun learning about the letter “L” as you read this book to them.

In Nifty “N” Nip the nudibranch introduces kids to some things that start with “N” that are in the ocean. You will enjoy watching your children have fun learning about the sound of “N”.

In Ultimate “U”, Ursula the uguisu teaches children about some words that start with “U”. Some of them tell direction and some do not. Have fun watching your child discover “U” in Ultimate “U”.