ABC Yummy
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.96 (713 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0395845424 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Great Service" according to Lelalu Beach. "Great service". I ordered this book along with others. They came right away and were in great condition. Spent way less than in a store. Very pleased.. A charming, colorful display of fruits and vegetables. I thought this book by Lisa Jahn-Clough was a charming alphabet book, combining fruits and vegetables and children in a colorful and fun manner. The small format (the book measures 5' x 5") makes it especially good for small hands, but even adults can appreciate the artwork and fun of this book. It's a great way to use the alphabet. Each letter shows an extremely large fruit or vegetable and a small child or two or three playing on the food. "Alicia's Appetizing Asparagus", "Bill's Beautiful Banana", "Xavier's eXtraordinary Xuxu," to "Zoe's Zesty Zuchini". The words go around the
This charming alphabet book, with its cheerful depictions of girls and boys, is an ideal showcase for Lisa Jahn-Clough's exuberant illustrations.. Eat your way through the alphabet, from Alicia's Appetizing Asparagus to Zoe's Zesty Zucchini! With her bright, energetic illustrations, Lisa Jahn-Clough takes us through the alphabet, linking fruits, and vegetables, by tongue-twisting alliteration, to all twenty-six letters
The text is an alliterative list of children's names linked with a variety of familiar and exotic fruits and vegetables. Jahn-Clough's illustrations have the look of oil paintings with discernible texture and bold outlines. . From School Library Journal PreSchool-K. Initial letters are printed in red to emphasize their importance. Like a small snack, this isn't totally satisfying.?Lisa Dennis, The Carnegie Library of PittsburghCopyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc. Lois Ehlert's Eating the Alphabet (Harcourt, 1989) features more kinds of food but no human figures. The text appears along the outside edges of the border, sometimes along the bottom and outer edge, other times beginning along the gutter and continuing along the top of the picture. From "Alicia's appetizing asparagus" to "Zoe's zesty zucchini," each small page holds a dark