Tiny tree have kindly sent these books for me to review.
Dash the dolphin, Frank the flamingo and Esme the elephant are the latest 3 books in this instalment.All three are written by Kaley Owen and Graeme Holding has drawn the bright,fun illustrations, the books are written in rhyme which regular readers of my blog will know are my absolute favourite thing in children’s literature, as this really helps to keep a child’s attention and also lets them predict the next word giving confidence.
Dash the dolphin
Dash likes to help other creatures in the ocean. The book explains a little about dolphins therefore it could be an asset to early years settings as a way of introducing children to the understanding of the world early learning goal.
Frank the flamingo
tells the story of a bird who not only loves to dance but also takes pleasure in teaching others, which is a great attitude for children to follow.
Esme the elephant
Esme saves the other animals when the jungle catches fire, again this book has some educational value as it explains simply how an elephant uses it’s trunk.
I would recommend these books to parents to read to their children as they have a real feel good factor about them, so that children will enjoy listening to them over and over again.
All 3 books have colourful illustrations that children and the adults reading to them will appreciate.
Animal alphabet books are published by Tiny tree children’ books and retail at £4.99 each, they are recommended for ages 0-5 years.
Disclosure: I was gifted the books for the purpose of the review but all opinions are my own.
As always questions/comments are welcome and please share on social media.
Until next time
Karen
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These are lovely,each one featuring a different topic ,they make learning such fun. Brilliant blog once again another lovely review.
How adorable! I bet kids will love it! #triumphanttales
These sound like lovely books and I’m sure they’d be brilliant for little ones. 🙂
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The illustrations look lovely and the stories sound very enjoyable too. XX #thesatsesh
#thesatsesh my son loves animals so these would appeal. It looks like they belong to a series?
That’s correct, I have previously reviewed the a,b and C books, so I am guessing that I will be sent the rest of the alphabet when they are published
What great animals for books. It’s nice to see a flamingo on the go, very colourful. ‪Thank you for linking up to the #familyfunlinky‬
Hi Karen – a lovely book. Thanks for sharing with #CoolMumClub
Thanks forth review! Frank is looking pretty fierce there. Wonder what they will pick when they get to the letter X? #thatfridaylinky
Not sure about x, sure they will think of one, watch this space to find out!
They look really nicely illustrated. It’s so important that we love the look and theme of our kids storybooks, especially when the device it’s a gave and have to read it every night for weeks!
Hi Karen, these books look beautifully illustrated. Fun stories with an underlying message is the best way to teach children. There is so much room for conversation that will make children think.
Thank you fr linking up with #keepingitreal
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These books look really lovely – the illustrations are great. Thanks for sharing with #TriumphantTales.
What a lovely idea for a book series. Thank you for sharing with #Blogstravaganza 🙂
Oh these books look so cute! Will keep an eye out for them for sure! Thanks so much for linking up to #itsok x
Fab review Thank you for linking to #Thatfridaylinky please come back next week
These look like great books and my toddler would love these. Thanks so much for linking up at #fortheloveofBLOG. Claire x
Popping back from #pocolo – Thanks for linking!
They sound great, I love rhyming books too, they’re great fun and Finn enjoys them. Thanks for sharing with us #AdventureCalling