I liked this one. It made more sense as a baby board book. But E doesn't. Possibly because the color scheme is darker. ( )

I love the entire series of classics for preschoolers and early readers as much as my 2-year-old granddaughter -- If you have kids or grandkids, these are a great addition to your home library and will get children interested in the classics from an early age. Each has a different educational element to it:
Little Miss Austen:
Pride and Prejudice is a counting primer
Sense and Sensibility is a an opposites primer
Little Miss Bronte:
Wuthering Heights is a weather primer
Little Master Conan Doyle:
Sherlock Holmes in The Hound of the Baskervilles is a sounds primer
Little Master Kipling
The Jungle Book is an animals primer
Little Master Carroll
Alice in Wonderland a colors primer ( )

I read Sense & Sensibility: A BabyLit Opposites Primer: Children's Book, Bedtime Stories, Picture Book, in exchange for honest review from Kite Readers.

I wanted to read the book because my youngest starts school in May. I am trying to read to him more about the basics: ABCs; 123s; opposites; colors, etc. Even though he may not can say the words yet, he can still learn.

The book was a quick read. Each page is presented in twos: One side for each opposite. big/little. married/single. I also loved the graphics.