Books with title The Illustrated Alphabet of Flowers

Many young kids have some idea of what they’d like to be when they grow up—perhaps a doctor, firefighter or astronaut. So it’s not too early to broaden their horizons with an alphabet book on STEM Jobs, which presents these careers at their level (5 to 8 years old).Each career is explained in rhyme, which makes it easy for your child to understand and to remember.And specially crafted illustrations give your child an idea of what’s involved in the job.This book is endorsed by CareerInSTEM.com, the leading provider of STEM information for secondary education.Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations—all the while learning about jobs in science, technology, engineering and math—STEM! Buy now!

Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations—all the while learning fascinating facts about mammals! This book features a mix of mammals, familiar and unusual, to intrigue children of all ages. Each illustration of a mammal is accompanied by a poem that teaches nature while delighting the listener with rhythm and rhyme. Written by a multi-award-winning children's writer. Ideal for homeschoolers! Buy now!

Many young kids have some idea of what they’d like to be when they grow up—perhaps a doctor, firefighter or astronaut. So it’s not too early to broaden their horizons with an alphabet book on STEM Jobs, which presents these careers at their level (5 to 8 years old).Each career is explained in rhyme, which makes it easy for your child to understand and to remember.And specially crafted illustrations give your child an idea of what’s involved in the job.This book is endorsed by CareerInSTEM.com, the leading provider of STEM information for secondary education.Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations—all the while learning about jobs in science, technology, engineering and math—STEM! Buy now!

If your child has advanced past “A is for Apple, B is for Barn, and C is for Cow,” you’ll want to give them this alphabet book about farms.Here are the farm words that are explored in this book, explained in rhymes and shown in pictures. All of the words in this book are words that real-life farmers use:AcreBeekeepingChicken coopDurum wheatEthanolFurrowGreenhouseHatcheryIrrigationJersey cowKibbutzLitterMulchNestlingOrchardPulletQuarkRotation of cropsSheep shearingTerrace farmingUpland cottonVertical farmingWeathervaneXeriscapingYieldZeinUnfamiliar words are given a guide to pronunciation.The charming rhymes make it easy for your child to remember the facts.True-to-life illustrations make it easy for your child to recognize farm objects and visualize concepts.Each letter of the alphabet, and each farm word, is shown in both uppercase and lowercase.This book is suitable for 4H Cloverbud and FFA members.This book is part of “Eve Heidi’s Alphabet Series.”Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations—all the while learning about farms. Buy now!

Before creating this book, we read the reviews of other vegetable alphabet books (and the books, themselves) to find out what you liked about them, and what you didn’t. We then tailored this book to meet the needs you expressed:As much as possible, common vegetables are shown in this book, so your child can learn about the vegetables they are likely to come across. True-to-life illustrations make it easy for your child to recognize the vegetables in the grocery store and at home. Each vegetable is shown whole, and cut, so your child can see what it looks like inside. We have seen no other vegetable alphabet book that does this.The poem that accompanies each vegetable emphasizes an aspect of eating the vegetable, an approach which is unique to this alphabet book. For example, for Potato, the poem reads:It has just one flaw:You must it cooked,And not eat it raw!The charming rhymes make it easy for your child to remember the facts.Each letter of the alphabet, and each vegetable name, is shown in both uppercase and lowercase.This book is part of “Eve Heidi’s Alphabet Series.”Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations—all the while learning about vegetables. Buy now!

If your child has advanced past “A is for Apple, B is for Barn, and C is for Cow,” you’ll want to give them this alphabet book about farms.Here are the farm words that are explored in this book, explained in rhymes and shown in pictures. All of the words in this book are words that real-life farmers use:AcreBeekeepingChicken coopDurum wheatEthanolFurrowGreenhouseHatcheryIrrigationJersey cowKibbutzLitterMulchNestlingOrchardPulletQuarkRotation of cropsSheep shearingTerrace farmingUpland cottonVertical farmingWeathervaneXeriscapingYieldZeinUnfamiliar words are given a guide to pronunciation.The charming rhymes make it easy for your child to remember the facts.True-to-life illustrations make it easy for your child to recognize farm objects and visualize concepts.Each letter of the alphabet, and each farm word, is shown in both uppercase and lowercase.This book is suitable for 4H Cloverbud and FFA members.This book is part of “Eve Heidi’s Alphabet Series.”Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations—all the while learning about farms. Buy now!

A is for asleepB is for bananaC is for cupcakeIllustrated Alphabet is a fun picture book for young children aged baby to 5 years. This book introduces alphabet letters and words. Your child will learn vocabulary words such as Earth, tea, keyboard, unicycle and radio. Simple illustrations compliment each alphabet letter. Words are presented in both cursive and plain text. Large type and repetitive text are used to describe the pictures presented. Perfect for shared reading or a child learning to read on their own.

The Peter Pan Alphabet is an A-B-C book by Oliver Herford. It was published by Charles Scriber's Sons in New York in 1907, taking advantage of the popularity of the play Peter Pan, or the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up. It followed the pattern of a page of verse referring to items starting with each letter, accompanied by an illustration on the opposite page. For example, A is for actress (Maude) Adams, B is for Boys, C is for Crocodile, etc. Oliver Herford (1863–1935) was a British-born American writer, artist and illustrator who has been called "The American Oscar Wilde". His family immigrated to Chicago, Illinois when he was twelve, then moved on to Boston seven years later. After schooling back in England and in Ohio, he settled in New York City with his wife Margaret Regan, where he became the writer, illustrator, and poet.

Before creating this book, we read the reviews of other vegetable alphabet books (and the books, themselves) to find out what you liked about them, and what you didn't. We then tailored this book to meet the needs you expressed:As much as possible, common vegetables are shown in this book, so your child can learn about the vegetables they are likely to come across.True-to-life illustrations make it easy for your child to recognize the vegetables in the grocery store and at home. Each vegetable is shown whole, and cut, so your child can see what it looks like inside. We have seen no other vegetable alphabet book that does this.The poem that accompanies each vegetable emphasizes an aspect of eating the vegetable, an approach which is unique to this alphabet book. For example, for Potato, the poem reads:It has just one flaw:You must it cooked,And not eat it raw!The charming rhymes make it easy for your child to remember the facts.Each letter of the alphabet, and each vegetable name, is shown in both uppercase and lowercase.This book is part of "Eve Heidi's Alphabet Series."Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations--all the while learning about vegetables. Buy now!Get the entire series! The Illustrated Alphabet of...BirdsThings That Go!FlowersBugsMammalsVegetablesFarmsSTEM JobsMoneySportsArt