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Angel
Feb 17, 2017 rated it it was amazing
I thought this was the most adorable and inspirational book of 32 pages for kids. I read it in one sitting. I wished I could've read it to my nine year old son, since it has three of his favorite things involved reading, pictures and music, but it was his bedtime and he had already gone to sleep before I started reading it. I like the fact that the little girl Teri was kind enough to help the cricket with his dilemma. I laughed toward the end when Teri finally found a solution to the cricket's p ...more
Melanie Adkins
Mar 15, 2017 rated it it was amazing
Terri hears a very small voice and finds a cricket talking to her. The cricket is sad because he broke a string on his guitar and doesn't have a replacement. With Terri's help, the cricket searches for a new string. You'll never guess what actually works.

Another teaching tool for parents. This time it's help with speech. Well written and geared toward children who struggle with sounds, this book is amazing. I found the story to be creative and the characters fun and engaging. Your child will b
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Carole P. Roman
Jan 16, 2017 rated it it was amazing
Cricket's Guitar is a tongue-twister of a tale aimed to remind children of all the ways we use the letter 't.' Graham creates the story of a cricket's search for the perfect guitar string and Teri's inventive mind trying different materials from fishing string to dental floss. The perfect solution presents itself when she plucks a hair from her head and Cricket can once more entertain the world with his beautiful music. Short and sweet, "Talking Tales: Cricket's Guitar," makes use of words to ex ...more
Chris Meads
Feb 23, 2017 rated it it was amazing
This was a cute book about a cricket, a broken guitar string on his guitar, and the young girl who helped him. It's a wonderful happy story with colorful pictures.

One thing that is great about this book is that it teaches children who have trouble pronouncing the letter "T". This is one wonderful way of teaching children with language difficulties, and also makes them feel a part of the story as well.

I had a son who had speech therapy as a child. I wish books like this were around when he was gr
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Vicki
Aug 16, 2017 rated it it was amazing  ·  review of another edition
Excellent use of the T sound and story

As a parent and grandparent I have seen the struggles of teaching correct letter usage. This story while emphasizing the letter T also provided a cute tales that will interest and capture the child's attention. The illustrations were pretty and followed the story very well this combination of teaching and entertaining is a solid success
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Apr 13, 2020 marked it as to-read
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