Alphabet Tale, The

by Jan Garten, Muriel Batherman (Illustrations)

Twenty-six letters, twenty-six clues. Whose tail is it? If you haven't guessed the answer, just turn the page! This delightful play-and-learn book has been completely revised and reillustrated for a new generation of children to enjoy. "Accompanied by simple, bright illustrations, this rhyming tale of tails will appeal to young children who delight in solving puzzles."--Horn Book.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Nonfiction, Animals

56 pages, Hardcover

First published March 21, 1994

Reviews

[Ebookwormy1]

A clever little book that gives you a clue and a picture of the animal's tail. The following page reveals the animal and sets up the next tale. Enjoyable. In the library rotation.

[Marcie]

I had to buy a used copy of this as it was a favorite Kindergarten read aloud for many years and has been long out of print. Easy to pair with Simms Tabak, or Steve Jenkins.

[Inara]

From Inara's mom: This was quite fun. Inara and I enjoyed guessing what animal was being described. I had never heard of a xenurus.

[Rachel]

Great guessing alphabet book, although some of the animals are harder (or impossible) since they are unknown.