Fingertrail abc: A Kindergarten Readiness Book For Kids – A Charming Introduction to the Alphabet and Letters for Children

by Felicity Brooks, Elisa Ferro (Illustrator)

Meet an amazing anteater, a cool cat in a car, an enormous elephant much more in this charming introduction to the alphabet. Gorgeous illustrations, irresistible finger trails and alphabetical text combine to make this a perfect book to help very young children learn lower-case letter shapes and the sounds associated with them.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

16 pages, Board Book

Published September 26, 2023

About the author

Felicity Brooks is an Editorial Director and writer at Usborne Publishing. She studied English and Drama at Exeter University and worked as an actor, teacher and lexicographer (someone who compiles dictionaries) before starting work in children’s publishing in the late 1980s.

She has written and edited hundreds of children’s books, including stories and novelty books for pre-schoolers and books about history, geography, languages, science, maths, nature and the arts.

Her books have won the TES Senior Information Book Award, the Aventis Science Books Prize, the SLA Information Book Award, the Sheffield Baby Books Award and Practical Pre-school Gold and Silver Awards.

Reviews

[Cassie Armstrong]

When you spend a day with 4-year olds, you end up reading a lot of their books to them. And you love every minute of it. 💜

[beckys_book_blog]

This is a great board book to help very young children learn the letter shapes and sounds.They can trace over the letters with their fingers.
There are great illustrations throughout the book with lots of alliteration to help children learn the sounds associated with each letter. There is a 'cool cat in a car' and a 'rabbit in a rocket'
A fab introduction to early letters and sounds! There is also an upper case book which also looks great. This will come in very handy with my 2 year old!

[Danielle]

Adorable illustrations and it's a great resource for learning the alphabet.

[Hiba]

My son loved it when he was 2 years old. He didn't really trace anything then though and he's no longer interested now that he's 3.5... I'm not sure if I just introduced it too early.

[Fatima Seraj Alam]

While I was reading out loud, daughter was tracing the letters and looking at the illustrations.

[Heather]

Would highly recommend for a toddler's birthday.

[Fiona]

A beautifully illustrated and tactile alphabet book.

[Danielle]

Adorable illustrations and it's a great resource for learning the alphabet.