I really love the fact that this books simply takes every day pictures and tunrs them into letters from the alphabet. Its really creaive and the photoraph is really well done. Students in developmentle level 1 would have a great time finding the alphabet and just looking at the pictures. I would personally love a number book with the same format. ( )

This book has NO TEXT! I was surprised. It does have real life pictures that you need to pull the letter out of. The photos are neat but I was not impressed. I could use it for spying letters for PreK-K. ( )

This book takes an interesting perspective in presenting a very simple concept. Kids are familiar with the alphabet and the shapes of the letters from an early age. This book displays all the letters of the alphabet as he found them throughout urban settings. Some stand out clearly while others are more not as easily recognized. The author explains his book's purpose in a short introduction that gives the reader an even better sense of his accomplishment. I would challenge my fourth-graders to find the letters of the alphabet in their neighborhoods...or out in nature rather than in the city.

K-2. Picture book. This book would be great to show students how to recoginze the shapes of letters in everyday life. It may help them to better remember the form of the letter so it comes easier to them to remember what each letter looks like. ( )

I thought that this book was a great way of teaching students the alphabet and architecture. ( )