"Two!" is a funny little rhyming book about what it's like to spend a day with a toddler - from food eaten off the floor to a child running out the door! Toddlers love the vibrant colors and memorable rhymes of "Two!", and parents can laugh and breath a sigh of relief that they are not alone! With beautiful illustrations and a catchy story that both parents and kids can enjoy again and again, this is a must-have book for your children's book collection.
Tia Perkin is a three-time Emmy-Nominated Graphic Artist turned stay-at-home mom and freelancer. Her first children's book, "Two!", was written for her now twin sons - partially as a gift and partially as a coping mechanism for a double-helping of toddler hijinx! She has continued the series with the award-winning book, "Hall-O-Ween!".
Two is just adorable! I have a great-nephew that just turned two, now nicknamed "hurricane" and this book seems based on him. The story takes you on the daily adventures of a very active boy as told through quick rhymes and wonderful illustrations. I love the art work and how it portrayed the little boy so comically. The book itself is sturdy enough to last through a day with the main character. I read this to my nephew and he really enjoyed it. I am not sure I can give it up to him though.
What a cute and yet very realistic and funny but tiring day-mom!
I don't think I found anything bad about this only good, realistic and funny in some spots of this story. Great illustrations too Tia! So, these are my reasons to wish to recommend it for five stars and for kids ages 0-3 & or in grades P-P and for new moms to be warnings. I received this this for free and in return, here is my honest review. Super job Tia! By Sunny.
I read this to my 13 year old sun because this looked like him as a baby or I should say to your old and is exactly how he acted as a two-year-old till he was about five. He was a daredevil and broke everything. He also thought he was Superman and could climb and jump off anything or is that Spider-Man? I originally got this for my best friend's to read to her two-year-old that he is so impressionable and such a little copycat but I might not do that right now because I see him adding some mischievous things in his life at the moment. But this did bring back so many memories of my boys when they were younger and I loved how it Rhymes in the pictures were cute. Thank you so much!
I was very disappointed in this little book and will be returning it. I purchased it to give to my great-nephew who is turning two. With it being a board book I expected it to be appropriate for a 2 year old. What I found instead is a board book showing a child, who looks nowhere near 2 years old doing all kinds of things I would not want to suggest to a 2 year old. Colors are rather dark for a child's book also. I think the book is more directed at frustrated parents of 2 year olds as humor, not very cute and rhymes rather forced. Sorry, I think I have only rated one other book a 1, will be doing the same for Three! though, same review.
Mommy: while reading this with the kids i found that it is more a book for parents and not really for my kids....humor yes but overall engaging my children....not so much Emma(8yrs) I really like about the kid he though stuff was really fun....everytime the baby did something something went wrong...it was kinda sad. Bellas(7yrs) I just didnt like it because it was a toddler. I just like the pictures.
Overall: the illistration was great. Very easy book to read. However for kids this is not a book we would read again and again. It lacked the intrest for my children. Now for a baby shower i would so do a reading of this....its great.
This is a kindle or board book recounting the life of a toddler who is in the Terrible Twos stage. The book is written in rhyme that is sometimes a bit off. The illustrations are funny and cartoon-like. They probably display the feelings of parents of toddlers accurately. The child picks up things from the floor, turns on the lights, gets in dangerous situations, and can't make up his mind. Warning, parents who read this book to their children may give them some new ideas to try out.
All in all this book is a funny, quick read that will probably amuse parents more than the zero to three audience that it targets as readers.
Two! by Tia Perkin Story of a child who also has a younger sibling that gets into a lot of trouble. Colorful children's book that rhymes. Very easy to follow as the words are bright on the pages. Older child tries to fix everything the younger one has destroyed, hiding things from his mother. Silly book and love all brilliant colors on the pages.
Super cute story with amusing illustrations. Not sure I’d actually want to read it to a two year old though. Might give them ideas lol. Not that they don’t manage to find enough trouble all by themselves. Although could be an amusing books for a friends or sisters child, might get them back for that really annoying and loud toy that drove you mad for hours. :)
My children love these little books. They thoroughly enjoy each and every story, as if they are all unique and individual without any cause for similarity among them. Even though sometimes, they might seem tedious and repetitive to me as a parent, I do enjoy being able to read short-stories to my children that are clean and respective.
TWO! is a fun, humorous picture book filled with the signatures you'd expect in a Tia Perkin book: bright, joyous illustrations, humorous rhymes, active exclamatory words and more! It follows the exuberant, playful activities of a two-year old.
We relate. Toddlers are busy, curious, and energetic. This book has subtle humor in the illustration no that all parents can relate to, and activities that toddlers can relate to.
A perfect birthday present. This book has me and my nephew smiling and giggling! Beautifully illustrated with catchy rhymes! A great addition to his bookshelf.
All children's books are acquired for grandkids. This would be just as good for mom too. How fast they grow. 3 and 5 years old now. Still doing the jumping, though with much more skill. Heart attack city! Ha ha! Thanks, always a reminder to enjoy every minute, at every age, it goes soooh fast!
The story is very true on the behavior of a two year old and illustrations are good yet the misguided behavior is not what I would encourage reading to children.
This would be great as a gift for adults who are preparing or already in the "terrible two's" with their toddler.
I love it because it explains my two year old perfectly! It's not the style of illustrations that I love, but it works well with the rhymes. Very cute and simple rhymes to read with my kids. I'll enjoy reading it with them.