What a romp! A little bit Dr. Suess, a little bit kooky, a whole lot of fun. I think it would be perfect for 5-7 year olds. Went a little bit over my 4yo's head and took a bit to capture my 9yo...but it hooked them both by then end. ( )

I have never laughed harder with my son than we have with this book.

I picked this up at the library solely because I recognized Tony's name (an old colleague from our TSR days in the past). Now I'll be picking up at least 3 copies of this book for the coming Yuletide for various and sundry families and children who'll LOVE this book! ( )

Unique book with quirky characters and lots of humor. Breaks from the mold (in alphabet books) and makes the alphabet fun again! ( )

This book is dedicated to Dr. Seuss and and another fellow who I can't put my finger on which will make more sense when you read the dedication. His style is similar to Dr. Seuss and the book is just pure fun. He uses numbers and Alphabet using humor and wit. The illustrations are funny and the side comments that the boy, book writer and artist uses keep the reader on their toes. ( )

This would be a great idea for a classroom activity. Students could make their own alphabet book but could use thjeir imagination to create things that begin with Q, X and Z rather than quail, xylophone and zebra. COULD READ THIS AND THEN HAVE STUDENTS MAKE THEIR OWN ALPHABET BOOKS THAT CONTAIN THEIR OWN ILLUSTRATIONS AND INVENTED CREATURES.