Hello, World! How Do Apples Grow?

Purchased this book for my 2 year old and I absolutely love it and so does she! The quality is brilliant, the illustrations are fantastic and there's a lot to look at and point out to in the book so it keeps her engrossed for a good amount of time. Will definitely be purchasing more from the collection of 'Hello World'.

Jill McDonald's books are a delight to learn concepts which are kind of difficult for their age group to learn.

(RATING IS FOR BOOK CONTENT)

A simple book which teaches kids how a majestic tree grows from a small seed. Lovely book interms of content. I'm not in complete love with style of the illustrations. But it's just my personal opinion. The book is good otherwise. To have a complete look at the book's content, visit my YouTube channel - gforgratitude.

"Hello, World! How Do Apples Grow?" is another book in the children's series that I've added to my granddaughter's collection! Each book in this series is a delightful journey into the wonders of nature, and "How Do Apples Grow?" is no exception. With its charming illustrations and engaging storytelling, it captivates my granddaughter's imagination and instills in her a love for learning about the world around her. These books provide the perfect balance of education and entertainment, making them a staple in our family's reading time. I highly recommend "Hello, World! How Do Apples Grow?" to anyone seeking to spark curiosity and foster a lifelong love of learning in their little ones.

My 2 year-old adores this book. It’s informative and I like the additional facts that can included or left out as you read, giving a different experience each time. Lovely detailed illustrations.

5歳の娘はほぼ毎晩読んでいます。

Simple and educational and cute

This is perfect for preschool -1st grade. I read this to a 5 year old child, who does not love books. It held her attention. I'm kind of a children's book snob, and this one is a keeper. It's a very educational apple tree book but does it with pictures and just the right amount of words. The trick is to read with a tone of wonder and interest, and you will draw the child in. You can ask, "Do you see the..." And the child will point the different parts of the apple out. Highly recommend!