Alphabet All-Stars Academy Year One: Alphabet All-Stars Academy

By Scott Gordon

Simply massive! Year One includes:

1. Alphabet All-Stars

The original alphabet book that started it all! Full of fun pictures and interesting facts, Alphabet All-Stars is a great way to learn the ABC's. This book is 32 pages in length, and a great addition to your children's library.

2. Alphabet All-Stars: Trivia Time

Bright and colorful pictures abound in this fun volume of Alphabet All-Stars, where you guess the object associated with the letter of the alphabet. Over 60 pages of awesome alphabet goodness!

3. Alphabet All-Stars: Flashcards

This volume features a set of colorful flashcards featuring fruits and vegetables. It is 32 pages in length, and like the other books in the series, the illustrations are simple, vibrant and professional.

4. Alphabet All-Stars: Animal Edition

Obi the Owl delivers yet another memorable learning experience! This volume features a colorful array of birds, animals and sea creatures. Approximately 35 pages in length.

5. Alphabet All-Stars: More Animals

It's the ultimate animal alphabet book! This edition is over 60 pages in length, and utilizes a mixture of artwork and photography to convey what the animals look like in real life.

6. Alphabet All-Stars: Where Does Panda Fit In?

Sofie Squirrel has a problem. Her animal flashcards are incomplete and needs help fast! Can a lonely panda cub help solve the mystery? Approximately 40 pages.

7. Alphabet All-Stars: Silly Animals

It's a silly alphabet book with even sillier writing by the silliest author of all! This edition is approximately 40 pages in length, and is best viewed in color. A fun way to practice the alphabet!

8. Alphabet All-Stars: Colorful Cards

Principal Pippers has a new deck of colorful flashcards that he'd like to share with you since you're such an awesome student! Guess the colors and learn new words in this all-new volume of Alphabet All-Stars! Approximately 40 pages.

9. Alphabet All-Stars: Guess The Letter

It's the end of the school year and Obi the Owl has a fun little test for you. Identify the letter and corresponding animal and you just might just earn your diploma.

Approximately 60 pages. Please note that this is a regular picture book, not an interactive game.

BONUS! 10. Alphabet All-Stars: Theme Park

A departure from my traditional alphabet books, Alphabet All-Stars: Theme Park is the story of one child's adventure at a local amusement park. What will they find when they step through the gates of Fantasy Funland? A great reward for graduating from the Alphabet All-Stars Academy!

Intended for children 3 to 5. Over 400 pages in all. Descriptions of my other popular children's books are included after the main feature (an additional 5 pages).

• Language: English
• Publisher: S.E. Gordon
• Release date: Feb 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386023906

Scott Gordon

Scott Gordon is a successful children's book author, with over two hundred books to his credit. He also writes science fiction, fantasy and horror under the pen name S.E. Gordon.

Book preview

Do you have what it takes to become an Alphabet All-Star?Let's find out!A is for Applie. Our friend here is a Red Delicious Apple.B is for Bell. Bells make a ringing sound, and are used to mark the hour.C is for Crab. Crabs are funny creatures that walk sideways.D is for Duck. Ducks go quack, quack, quack!E is for Elephant. Elephants have long trunks that are used for eating, drinking and picking up things.F is for Flower. Mommy loves it when you bring her flowers.G is for Gift. If you're really good, Santa will bring you gifts for Christmas.H is for Heart. The heart is what matters most.I is for Ice Cream. Mmmm... ice cream... yummy, yummy ice cream...J is for Jelly. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are my favorite snack!K is for Key. Keys are used to unlock doors.L is for Leaf. Leaves grow on trees and turn yellow, orange and brown in the fall.M is for Monkey. Monkeys like gorillas and chimpanzees live in the jungles of Africa.N is for Nut. Nuts are an excellent source of fiber and protein.O is for Orange. Oranges are sweet, tasty and full of Vitamin C.P is for Pumpkin. Pumpkins are used to make jack-o'-lanterns and pumpkin pie.Q is for Queen. Every mother is the queen of her own house.R is for Rainbow. A pot of gold lies at the end of every rainbow.S is for Sun. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.T is for Tree. Some trees in California are over 300 feet tall!U is for Umbrella. Don't forget to bring an umbrella for a rainy day!