A is for Apple: An Interactive Alphabet With Tracks to Trace and Flaps to Flip! (Smart Kids Trace-and-Flip)

I bought this for my 14 month old daughter and she loves it so much. It teaches her a lot (with guidance) and she loves the little flaps it has.

Perfect gift for my grandchildren who love to recite the ABCs!

For any toddler beginning their letter journey, this book is unequivocally one of my highest recommendations. Its stand-out feature is the ingenious indented pages that guide finger tracing, which my child adores. My only minor quibble is with some of the less intuitive word associations, such as 'yacht' for Y. Despite this, the engagement it provides makes it a 10/10, and its durability means I'd readily repurchase it.

My daughter is 16 month old she like to read this book. It engaging book.

Love that this book can not only teach letters but how to write them as well. It is interactive with flaps they can lift to see pictures of something that begins with each letter. Progressive teaching tool with entire alphabet at the end so they can continue to learn as they grow.

(Wife): This is a flap book, rather than a board book. The book contains finger-traceable uppercase letters and flaps with example words for each letter. Our toddler daughter will be two in February. She really likes flipping the little flaps in this book, although she does need careful supervision to prevent significant damage. She is starting to learn to trace the letters from this book, but that will take some time yet. I got her one of these earlier this year, and she ripped some of the flaps. The Amazon one is a replacement. To get the most out of this one, I would recommend it for kids aged about 2 1/2 - 5, with supervision. To keep the book in good shape, what I've done is gently curve back the pages a little, to get the flaps to open more easily -- and then fold back the flaps, so that they are less likely to get stuck shut at next reading. I find it also helps to keep this book in a safe place when not in use, so what I do is stick it at the top of our bookshelf, or on the far end of my gated-off computer desk. When our daughter wants to read it, she gets one of us to get the book and read with her. This has been working pretty well for us so far.

Great book for kids learning the alphabet

cute, sturdy, my 1 year old is not interested in it yet