Review of Alpha Buddies Land
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The pictures offered some words children can guess, but there were some words and pictures that were confusing. For example, Theo was a "t" word, an "x-ray fish" was just a fish, the waterfall made sense in the "w" picture but not fishing in a waterfall for "f," or a ball in the "m" picture.
The characters were consistent and bright, but the fun of the pictures is making predictions. The best parts to guess were emotions, like crying, objects like frog or lollipops. The guessing makes the book engaging.
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I only wish my son was here so I could read it with him and see what he thinks. There are some amazing illustrations in this book, which are on their own separate page, I find this to be kind of unique. My favorite, who would have guessed, "Rockin' Red R"! He's playing his guitar, which he named Roxy, over the rainbow. I find that this book is geared more toward little ones, like probably around ages 2-5, and I think children of this age will absolutely love this book. I feel like the author could use a different tone, it seems to be kind of boring at times, and I'm not sure if it would be able to hold a child's attention until the end. Maybe it's just the way I'm reading it, I'm not sure, but I think the author should take this into consideration. Overall, this is a cute little book, and if I had younger children, (my boy is 10), I would definitely be reading it to them and showing them this beautiful artwork! I would give this book a 3/4.
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