Letters of the alphabet are scattered in a tree. A word bug comes along to teach the letters to make words. Once they learn how to make words a sentence caterpillar comes to teach them how to make meaning of the words they created by making a sentence. This is a good book to read to young kindergarten and first graders who are learning these reading and writing concepts. The author nor the publisher have a website.

This book is about a tree with letters on it's leaves. A wind came and blew some of the letters away. A bee came along to teach the letters how to spell words. Then a caterpillar came along and taught the words how to create sentences. This is a great book for K - 2nd grades. It would be good for individual reading.

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This is a great and different way to introduce the alphabet!
It has beautiful illustrations!

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Genre: Fantasy - This book is a good example of fantasy because some of the things that happen are unbelievable, but as you read you start to think it is believable. The main idea of the book is something that could not happen, so it is fantasy. It kind of takes you into another world. The characters are also easy to relate to.

Setting: If this book would not of taken place outside in the plants then it would not of worked. The story would have made no sense and it would not of been as cute as it was. The setting was good for this book.

Art Media: collage and watercolor

Style: The style that I noticed was used very well in this book was rhyme, this story had a good flow to it and it was kind of like a poem. It added a really nice touch to the book, and it would not have been the same without it.

A funny word-bug and a catepillar help letters and words become a meaningful, powerful sentence that gets taken all the way to the President!