Books with title Alphabet Blocks

This sumptuous case-bound edition features 26 black and white photographs, each corresponding with letters of the alphabet. Pulled from Caffery s deep archive, this book reimagines in an open and creative way that essential experience of every childhood our ABCs. A unique and beautiful book, able to reach hearts and minds through the playful interaction between the alphabet and photography. The book also includes an introduction by Brett Abbott, Keough Family Curator of Photography and Head of Collections at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Ga.

Ed Emberley is a Caldecott award-winning children’s book illustrator and writer who has been creating original books since the 1960s.He has written and illustrated more than 100 books, including his beloved how-to-draw books for kids. These simple and straightforwardbooks, originally published in the 1970s and 1980s, have encouraged a generation of kids to take the drawing process step by step.Contemporary working artists today often cite Ed Emberley as a beloved early inspiration in their development as artists. By encouragingkids to draw using just a few simple shapes, Emberley has made drawing and creating accessible to everyone.These three new products celebrate the wonderful, whimsical, and humorous world of Ed Emberley. Released together with AMMO’snew ED EMBERLEY monograph by Todd Oldham and Caleb Neelon, The Memory Game, The Dominoes/Matching Game, and the AlphabetBlocks all highlight illustrations from Emberley’s wide repertoire of books. These are a great companion to Emberley’s classic how-todrawbooks and AMMO’s rereleased selection of vintage Emberley storybooks.

An interactive and fun way to learn the letters A-Z, this book introduces a charming cast of modern and traditional princesses. Featuring vibrant, decorative illustrations, the book will have particular appeal for young girls. Alphabet is the first title in the Princess Poppets series, which uses flaps to reinforce the early childhood concepts it teaches. When the flaps are lifted on each page, the original picture is transformed into a new picture that illustrates the concept.