Alphabet Kids Review & *Giveaway*

"The Alphabet Kids follows the fun adventures of a group of diverse children who learn about their multicultural backgrounds. Their stories help children to love who they are and realize that people who are different can be very good friends. Meet the kids!

Name: Allegra

Nationality: Italian-American

Favorite Things: Drawing and playing games outside

Special Memory: Making pasta (noodles), gelato (Italian ice cream) and Torta di Mele (apple cake) with her mom.

Name: Elena

Nationality: Hispanic-American

Favorite Things: Playing piano and taking care of her cat, Coco

Special Memory: The fun surprise birthday party her friends gave her and the piñata (a party favor filled with candy and toys that spill out when hit with a stick).

Name: Isaac

Nationality: Jewish-American

Favorite Things: Animals, playing with his friends in his yard and helping people

Special Memory: Isaac always wanted a pet. His Bubbe (grandma) gave him two goldfish as a present. He named them Goldie and Sam.

Name: Oni

Nationality: African-American

Favorite Things: Singing, dancing and performing for her parents

Special Memory: Going to the Alphabet Kids Afterschool Center for the very first time.

Name: Umar

Nationality: Arab-American

Favorite Things: Going to the Alphabet Kids Afterschool Center and playing sports

Special Memory: When his father came to the Alphabet Kids Afterschool Center to bake bread.

Name: Yang

Nationality: Chinese-American

Favorite Things: Playing with his action figure and learning Tai Chi (Chinese martial arts) for exercise

Special Memory: When his grandpa, from China, showed the Alphabet Kids how to do Tai Chi.

I love these book, as a parent. And Callan loved them as a kid. We read each book in one sitting, and everyday since he brings me the books to read. He really really likes these books. I think they teach good lessons, as well as are good stories for kids.The quality of the books are great and the illustrations are very nice. I hope there will be more for the rest of the alphabet, not only the A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y books.

Alphabet Kids is generously offering one of my readers the chance to win one of these books plus a reusable Alphabet Kids tote bag! Here's how to enter:

1. Follow my blog.

2. "Like" Alphabet Kids on Facebook.

3. Become an Alphabet Kids member (mailing list) HERE.

4. Tell me the one book you would want to win and why. (This will be the book you do win).

Giveaway ends March 5th. Good luck!

I received Alphabet Kids products in exchange for a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.