We received a book in the mail that my son immediately grabbed and was interested in. I was both excited and encouraged by this, because my son has been struggling in the area of reading. Makes my heart skip a beat when we can find a book he’s actually interested in reading from front to back.
“Alphabet Woof is fun to read, especially aloud, and highly entertaining. Madia occasionally channels Dr. Seuss in the rhyme scheme she incorporates into the story and the result is a charming tale of a dog whose world changes thanks to Aunt Mabel’s soup. Bottom Line: Would I buy Alphabet Woof? (One woof for yes, two woofs for no) WOOF!!!”
Edwards Magazine Bookclub“I would definitely recommend this book as a great read for the whole family and it now has a home on our most used bookshelf–an honor indeed.”
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Novel reaction kidsMy two children, ages 5 and 3, loved this book! When we read it, they were laughing and talking about a dog being able to talk. They have both sat down with this book on their own, to “read” it to themselves. After reading this, we discussed what our dog would say, if he could talk! This was such a fun book for all of us to enjoy together.
“That was a really funny book! I wish my dog could talk!”- Brejden Hospodarsky, age 5.
“Mom, can we read it again?”- Amilya Hospodarsky, Age 3
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