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And a great price. Thankfully, it's colorful, repetitive, and intriguing. It's also nice to see unbranded Step Into Reading books, not based on a movie/character. He's already memorized a few lines in the book and just loves it.When it comes time to actually read, I am sure this will be a favorite.
My son (33 months) doesn't care about too many toys but if there's wheels involved, he's alert. He just said himself "I like book". It's a simple, sweet book. So I knew this book would have a good chance with him.
I wish there were more wheel books like this one. :-) He loves this book and wants it reread multiple times a day. It has 32 pages and my son's favorite part is page 30-31: "What if there were NO wheels." He won't let me turn the page and is very concerned there's NO wheels on the cars and trucks.
BUYER BE WEAR. This was a terrible purchase from Woodysbooks.the book came rate "Good" but whomever rated it must have had his/her good eye closed. The book rates a "poor" at least.the book was intended as a Christmas gift for my grandson, however,in light of the poor condition of the book I cannot in good conscious give such a piece of junk to him.
Hardly any words with 2 syllables. The format is very simple (1-2 short sentences per page)and includes plenty of long and short vowel words, as well as "oo" sounds and "igh" sounds. My almost 5 year old son is learning to read rapidly, but there are so few books which he enjoys AND can read well. He was highly motivated to read Wheels, as he adores vehicles of all kinds.
Great fun. This book is perfect for the child who is learning their letters and wants to READ. Great sing-song wording. Great confidence builder. The word WHEELS is on every page. After reading this book a few times, your child will be able to pick the word WHEELS out.
I would recommend this book to anyone who has a child fascinated with moving vehicles. The illustrations are bright and colorful, showing things that little ones are interested in, with only short phrases that make the pace fast and keep those pages turning. I checked this book out at the library and my two year old has me read it to him at least 5 times in a row before he will let me stop. This is the first book he has shown an interest in other than ripping the pages on Green Eggs and Ham.
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