Adventures of WonderBaby

Learning your ABCs has never been so much fun! Parents enjoy this sensational superhero alphabet board book as much as their comic-book loving kids do. Faster than a speeding bulldog, more powerful than a 'loco' mole and able to leap tall building blocks in a single bound...comes WonderBaby! Like attention-getting infants everywhere, this tyke displays a growing collection of abilities. But WonderBaby embodies all the powers of the wild kingdom. For every letter of the alphabet, WonderBaby transforms into a different animal with a special super power! Illustrating scenes from A to Z, WonderBaby changes into a zoo-ful of animals, from insects to mammals. Crawling and flying, swimming and smiling, WonderBaby demonstrates the sensational experiences that all babies share. This alphabet board book delights toddlers and their parents, who instantly recognize WonderBaby's endearing qualities in their own children. This story features a new animal (noun) and verb for every letter (as well as a hidden creature!). br>Plus children love the amazing illustrations by a renowned professional comic book artist. The illustrator Joe Chiodo has been called a 'legendary talent... recognized for his stunning painting achievements for DC Comics, Marvel Comics and Wildstorm.'A mother and father know their son or daughter is a little superhero who gains fantastic skills. WonderBaby mirrors the development of your boy or girl, by adding abilities and transforming into different animals for all 26 letters. Based upon real-life experiences, this A-Z adventure is entertaining and educational! Action-packed, it makes a perfect bedtime story for moms to read to their infant and toddler, or dads to help their preschooler and kindergartner learn. This colorful storytime will be a hit for PreK teachers at their preschool, and likewise for librarians at their kindergarten and elementary school libraries. 'the alphabet section is one of the best I have ever seen...This book is engaging and educating. A real keeper.' - The Opinionated Parent