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Title: Around the Alphabet : A New Way to Look at Letters by Connie Major Williams ISBN: 1-892092-00-X Publisher: Major for Minors Publishing Company Pub. Date: 01 June, 1999 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $18.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (15 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: First Grade Teacher
Comment: From a written review, posted here by the author's spouse: Love this book! (Especially for pre-reading set). It's clear, colorful, and uses objects from child's experience level. The use of nursery rhymes and "turned-on" words is very effective. It could be used in early primary classes for letter identification, recognition and sound review. Judy Matarazzo, 1st grade teacher, Haverstraw-Stony Point School District, New York

Rating: 5
Summary: Youth Librarian
Comment: From a written review, posted here by the author's spouse: This is a very creative and original alphabet book! The B bounces, the H is huge, and the V vanishes in ways that will delight young children. I look forward to more books from Major for Minors! Betsy Baier, Librarian, Youth Department, Ann Arbor District Library, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Rating: 5
Summary: First grade teacher
Comment: From a written review, posted here by the author's spouse: Ms. Williams combines artistry that evokes days gone by with her use of tried and true nursery rhymes illustrated with drawings reminiscent of the thirties, and hip drawing techniques of today where the words leap out to show the concept for such letters as "H" for Huge and "I for icy." What fun! Great for pre-schoolers and beginning readers! Priscilla Milliman, first grade teacher