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Letterland Little Learners: Alphabet Rhymes

By (author) Lyn Wendon

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The new Letterland Little Learners series has been specially devised to help parents introduce Letterland at the very earliest stage -- from birth to three years. These chunky, colourful board books progress from introducing the Letterland characters in First Alphabet, moving on to illustrating simple words in First Words, then featuring the Letterland characters in an alliterative activity in Words and Pictures and finally progressing to some simple illustrated rhymes in Alphabet Rhymes. Alphabet Rhymes contains catchy and fun rhymes that move from Annie Apple to Zig Zag Zebra in alphabetical order, featuring every Letterland character in alliterative action. The simple and familiar vocabulary provides an ideal introduction to rhymes.

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