Rounded up, because of the joy of learning and reading.

I really liked it, and not just because it's dedicated to me. (And a million other people, but shhhhhh.)

I liked that it really went through the process - the alphabet, sounding things out, tricky words, all the way up to complete sentences and even books!
(It did seem like it only took a matter of days, though....)

Anyway, I thought it was a fitting continuation of Dewdney's work.

I just love all the Llama Llama stories. I love the rhyme that they create, and this one was no exception.
The story was about how Llama Llama comes to learn how to read. The author so creatively takes the reader through a progression of how we all go from learning our letter's aka our ABC's, to reading whole stories....and everything in between(letters make words, words make sentences, sentences make stories, stories make books).
The class at Llama Llama's school even visited the library, and as a teacher turned librarian, I thought that was pretty COOL.
Wonderful ending, with Llama Llama reading to his mother....which made for a very happy feelings upon closing the last page!

Another favorite

My kids loves this book, and it was educational. There was the alphabet, and spelling in this book, and my daughter loved spelling out the words, and guessed the word STOP correctly!

This was a cute, short, fun story, that both my kids and I enjoyed!

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JT Morrow was an amazing choice for the art. I was relieved to see that I couldn't tell the difference. Anna would be proud.

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