Books in Alphabet Friends series

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.

Have you ever tried to say a tongue twister? Here is your chance to learn one. In Twisty “T”, you and your child will have fun twisting you tongue around these “T” words.

In Perfect “P” Poppy the pus moth introduces children to the letter “P”. Read along with your children as they learn the sound of “P”, and some words that start with “P” too.

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”.

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”.

In Adorable “A”, Allen the aardvark, also known as ant bear, introduces children to some words that have the letter “A”. He shares with them his “A” adventure that he took, with his friend, Alvin.

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 Kingly “K”, Kasie introduces children to sound of “K”. she teaches them when to know when “K” is silent too. You will have fun reading this book to your children, while they learn about “K”.

Frank the flying fish introduces some “F” words to children. He invites children to make the sound of “F” with him. Read "Fantastic F" to your child, and see how much fun learning can be.

Ivan is an Ibis. He introduces children to some icy “I” words. He tells children what he learned in a book about “I”. Read along with your child, and discover new things in our big world.

In Crazy “C”, children learn some things around them that start with “C”, along with some cool adjectives. They even get to talk to a camel.