Marie:

We like ‘Alphabet Adventure’ and the following books, ‘Alphabet Rescue’ and ‘Alphabet Mystery’ by Audrey Wood and Bruce Wood around here. The little letters work as a team to solve problems with tools that begin with their letter. They are fun stories and the pictures are delightful.

‘A You’re Adorable’ is an illustrated version (by Martha Alexander) of the old Buddy Kaye song that we love to read and sing together.

Finally, and I believe this is on your list – ‘A Was Once an Apple Pie’.

We have been reading all of these for years and no one seems to be growing tired of them, even those of us who have mastered the alphabet and reading. (And this comes from a Mom and Dad who have been known to ‘hide’ books so the kids can’t find them because WE are sick of reading them over and over and over…

Thanks again for these lists!

Tara:

This is a great list! Thanks so much for a wonderful resource.

Our favorite will always be Dr.Sesss’s ABC book.
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Kate:

Dr. Seuss’ ABC book of course! DS (20 months) favorite part is Z… the Zizzer Zazzer Zuzz.

Susie:

We love The Sleepy Little Alphabet. I actually bought a copy to use for the book exchange we’re doing for my daughter’s birthday.

sandi:

The alphabet book on my current wishlist is If Rocks Could Sing by Leslie McGuirk. The author has found rocks in the shapes of the alphabet letters as well as items representing those letters. A fabulous book to pore over with a couple of kids.
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Signe:

In addition to some of the books on your list (11,12,16), our current fave is ABC is for Circus by Patrick Hruby

Momster:

‘The Rock & Roll Alphabet’ is one of our new family favorites. I read about it in the February issue of ‘Parenting’ and we absolutely love it! Such a fun way to teach the ABC’s of Rock and Roll.