A to Z: An Alphabet of Animals
Lift-the-flap fun meets alphabet learning in A to Z: An Alphabet of Animals. Toddlers explore chunky letters, uncover sweet creatures, and build early literacy skills as they go.
$9.99
Quantity:
2026 Tiny Tots Curriculum Kit
A to Z: An Alphabet of Animals
A to Z: An Alphabet of Animals is a lift-the-flap board book that turns the alphabet into a hide-and-seek game. Each letter on the page is itself a sturdy flap, cleverly shaped and ready to lift. Behind it waits an animal that starts with that letter—a narwhal under the N, an owl under the O, a peacock behind the P. Your toddler lifts, finds, repeats.
The chunky board pages are sized for small hands and sturdy enough for daily handling. The flaps are thick and easy for little fingers to lift, though like any lift-the-flap book, a bit of supervision helps them last. Chewed corners and ambitious yanks are part of toddler territory.
What this book does especially well is the part toddlers love most: surprise. Every page promises a hidden animal, and your child gets the satisfaction of doing the reveal himself. That small action—lift, look, name—builds letter recognition, animal vocabulary, and familiarity with the alphabet without making it feel like a lesson.
- July 30, 2024
Brittany G.
baby/toddler loves this book
- July 19, 2023
Fun board book
Aerie B.
My younger kids really like this book. Cute and fun pictures. Very colorful and helpful for letter practice. Also very well made and sturdy which we love.
- January 9, 2023
A Toddler Favorite
Dorothy W.
My almost 2 year old ADORES this book. I get frequent requests for "An-mal AZ!" We are going through a heavy alphabet stage (he's obsessed with just about every alphabet book he comes across right now) and this is definitely in my son's top 3 favorite alphabet books of all time. I have fun reading it, the illistrations are charming and every letter has a little flap, showing first the letter, then the animal underneath. A word of caution, I recommend this book being read under supervision only. Many of the flaps are easily rip and tearable, especially when being handled by enthusiastic baby and toddler hands. This is definitely not a book to give a very young child unsupervised as they will quickly demolish it. You have been warned!
