Bibliographic Information: MacDonald, Suse. (1986). Alphabatics. New York, NY: Simon & Schuster.
Brief Annotation: This is an alphabet book with a twist. Before each word, the letters spin and contort to create a part of the image that represents the word.
Genre: Alphabet
Grade Level: Pre-K - 1
Readers who will like this book: Anyone who is learning the alphabet and likes to turn things around to see what they make.
Rating/Response: 2 out of 4. The illustrations are interesting and fun, especially the turning of the letters. MacDonald uses a few words rarely used in alphabet books, but most are common words.
One question I would ask before a read aloud: How do letters turn into shapes and pictures?
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