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Carmen and the Letter C
Cynthia Fitterer Klingel, Robert B. Noyed
Library Binding (The Childs World Inc, )None
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Alphabet Animal Friends Aa Lap Book
Molly Smith, Bill Greenhead
Paperback (Newmark Learning, Oct. 2, 2014)An introduction to the letter A that features engaging photos, illustrations, rhymes and songs to help young children learn about: -Phonemic awareness -Letter recognition and formation -Sound/symbol relationships -Oral language vocabulary
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Byron Bear: The Alphabet Friends
Rt Errill
Paperback (Rt Books, Dec. 2, 2018)What is wrong with Byron Bear? Do you know? Byron is being a bad boy! Oh my! Why is he acting this way? What will he do? Find out and see the lesson our next character in The Alphabet Friends series teaches us! I can't wait to see what happens, can you?
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Quiet "Q"
Angela Marie Williamson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 20, 2017)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.
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Joyful "J"
Angela Marie Williamson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 26, 2016)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”.
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Oscar and The Light: The Alphabet Friends
Rt Errill
Paperback (Rt Books, March 31, 2018)Who are the Alphabet Friends? Do you know? Oscar didn't know them until he met one and now you can too! Come and see what this Alphabet Friend has to tell him and find out what happens in Oscar's new adventure, Oscar and The Light!
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Leafy "L"
Angela Marie Williamson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 20, 2017)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.
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Zesty "Z"
Angela Marie Williamson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 14, 2017)Congratulations! We have made it through the alphabet at last. Did you have fun? I did. “Z” is the last letter. And it is a fun one. If you have come this far with your children, I am proud of you for spending so much time with them. Your children will thrive at reading with someone to guide them on their journey. Keep up the good work and have fun reading this last letter book.
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Grumpy "G"
Angela Marie Williamson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 26, 2016)George is a galago. He introduces the two sounds of “G”, to your child. He also shows how to tell which sound “G” makes when your child is reading. Meat G’s friends, E, I, and Y, as you read along with your child, “Grumpy “G”.
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Alphabet Animal Friends Nn Lap Book
Laura Layton Strom, Bill Greenhead
Paperback (Newmark Learning, Oct. 2, 2014)An introduction to the letter N that features engaging photos, illustrations, rhymes and songs to help young children learn about: -Phonemic awareness -Letter recognition and formation -Sound/symbol relationships -Oral language vocabulary
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Handy "H"
Angela Marie Williamson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 26, 2016)Holly thinks “H” is very handy. She tells children what she likes about “H”. Your child will be delighted to listen to you read this story. It is full of colorful illustrations, that help them to learn new concepts.
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Alphabet Animal Friends Qq Alphabet Book
Molly Smith, Bill Greenhead
Paperback (Newmark Learning, Jan. 1, 2019)Playfully teaches one letter of the alphabet using rhymes around an Animal Friend and his or her occupation. Vocabulary words are shown in photographs and illustrations. Ends with an I Spy type page.
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