Star Trek Alphabet Book

Star Trek Little Golden Books

by Dennis Shealey, Ethen Beavers (Illustrator)

Captain Picard, Mr. Spock, and your Star Trek favorites from A to Z star in an out-of-this-world Little Golden Book!

A is for alien, B is for Borg, and C is for communicator. Now even the youngest Star Trek fans can go boldly into the universe as they learn Earth's alphabet! Explore the worlds of Star Trek, The Next Generation, Deep Space 9, and Discovery while learning the ABCs in this Little Golden Book--perfect for boys and girls 2 to 5, as well as fans and collectors of all ages.

TM & © 2019 CBS. All rights reserved.

Genres: Star Trek, Childrens, Science Fiction, Picture Books, Adventure

24 pages, Hardcover

First published July 7, 2020

Reviews

[Hannah]

J is for Janeway, K is for Kirk--but P isn't for Picard, the greatest Starfleet Captain of all time? Lost a star for that.

[Charles]

I'm a huge fan of Star Trek. Bought this one as soon I heard about it. A charming little book. Each letter of the alphabet is shown representing something from Star Trek, like V is for Vulcan and U is for Uhuru. The only one I disagreed with was "M is for Mirror Universe, where everyone is bad...even Mr. Spock. He wasn't exactly bad in that episode, and I've watched it a hundred times since it's my favorite.

[Q. 1994]

G-Rated.

[Joan]

E is for Enterprise . . . K is for Kirk . . . S is for Spock . . . T is for Transporter . . . U is for Uhura . . . .

This Little Golden Book is fun for every STAR TREK enthusiast, not just young alphabet-learning pre-readers. It’s clever [look for references to four shows in the STAR TREK universe] and many characters, although not mentioned by name, are included in the illustrations.

However, as with earlier books in this series, some of the illustrations more closely resemble unflattering caricatures. And there’s a strange disconnect between the cover and the text: C is for Captains on the cover [with a picture that includes Kirk, Janeway, and Sisco but Picard is oddly absent]; in the text, C is for Communicator. Nevertheless, there’s much to appreciate in the choices made for this STAR TREK-themed A-B-C book; fans of the series may find a smile or two within these pages.

[Desiree Trott]

This is cute. We've had it for awhile. But today I read the whole thing for the first-time. Great combination of all the series before Discovery.

[Diana]

This is quality literature.

[Amy]

Bought this for the kiddo and they loved it.

[Kieran McAndrew]

Bring Up Your Baby Trekkie

Colourful with excellent examples for the letters, which range from the birth of the Federation to the end of the 24th Century.

[Min]

This is the best idea for an introduction to the alphabet. This will most assuredly be on my gift lists for children! In hopes they shall love the original series as much as I do. I am biased--it's the one I grew up watching, however, it features up to Janeway.
Amusingly, the cover says C is for Captains, however, in the book it is Communicator.

[Mark]

G is for Gorn and Good!

[Krista]

An adorable Star Trek alphabet! A great use of letters from almost every series! Very cute!

[Josh Smith]

I bought this for my 4-year-old niece and she really enjoyed it. This was an attempt to get her to like Star Trek. Effectiveness TBD.

[Robert Schneider]

Some of the letters had some, um shall we say, interesting choices.

[Catherine Mason]

A fun way to introduce your child to the wonderful world of Star Trek.

[Michelle]

Illustration could of been better, what they did to odo was tragic. Some of the words they used for the alphabet where interesting choices.

[Chance]

Cover and content differ. The cover had it coming off more sign along but it wasn’t with first the C change and the low quality in chooses.

[Rob Cook]

Fun little ABC book with a Star Trek theme!

[Lori]

Cute, but rather awkwardly written. And also, "Borgs"?

"E is for Enterprise. Every generation, the ship with this name is the finest ship in Starfleet."

[Therese Thompson]

The perfect primer for your tiny Trekie! Love, love, love!

[Tony Loyer]

Fantastic. Does a good job representing the series from TOS to Enterprise.

[Deb (Readerbuzz) Nance]

Take the ABCs and use them to tell the story of the world's greatest space series, a series that offers hope and inspiration in a dark world.

[Hannah]

This book is a fun time - I watched most of the episodes of the original series quite a long time ago, so some of the stuff I remembered (like Gorn) and a lot of the stuff I did not. I was not too impressed with the selection of "insignia of Starfleet" for "I"...lol.

[Russell Horton]

A beautiful tribute, a brillant primer for a great series.

[Oz]

I’m debating whether to pass this on to my niece or keep it for myself. The Odo page is very cute