The Little ABC Coloring Book (Dover Little Activity Books: Alphabet) Paperback – Coloring Book, July 1, 1986

A mi hijo le encanto

This is a great little coloring book. I read some of the negative reviews that complained about the size. Well, if you take the time to read the product details, you will see that the size is clearly stated - 5.7 x 4.2 x 0.2 inches. Others didn't like the art. Most of these coloring books have the "look inside" feature, so you can see what you are getting before you buy. I like the fact that they aren't the hottest licensed characters, but ordinary creatures and items that are easy for toddlers to recognize and color. These are perfect for my grandkids and are easy to take along because they are small. I would say that some of these books are far too simple for a 7 or 8 year old, and some are too detailed for younger kids. The key is to pay attention to what you are purchasing!

They really should add a picture that shows the size. Or put it in the title description. There is "little" like the title says and then there is tiny. The pictures are great which is why I bought it, but it's so tiny I doubt it will last long with my little one that loves to color.

The media could not be loaded. Could have been a cute book… but it’s incredibly small and why did they pick “w for witch”? Witch?! Really? No. Sorry, not in my house.

Makes for a nice activity for your toddlers when you're out and about. Plus fits in my small bag lol

So, I bought this one nearly 2 years ago for our son, who has some developmental delays, to work on fine motor with his scribbling and multi task in the alphabet at the same time. 2 years later, it's unused, and I'm getting ready to put it in a donation box. The reason is that I didn't pay any attention to the reviews on it at the time, and the product description didn't mention the size (ours is about 5 & 1/4 inches by 4 & 1/4 inches), I had just looked at the screen shots of it and liked the pages themselves. Unfortunately for us, the pages are too small even two years later for this to be something that our little man can work with. And, we've recently discovered he doesn't do so well with coloring on white paper anyways because of his visual sensory issues.I'm not rating it lower for that simply because I think this still has some great features, but might be best for a child over the age of 3. I like that the letter image isn't obstructed by an illustration, which I think is important for reinforcing letter recognition. I like that there are two pages per letter and it's set up so that it could be used as an early reader as it's being colored and after it's colored. For a typically developing kiddo, they may think it's cool that they can color their very own alphabet book. I think this is something my daughter would have loved when she was younger. However, my son has enough struggles with coloring that we need full sized pages, and he couldn't possibly care less at this time about creating something he could read. Since we're seeing some signs that he's getting recognition for some of the letters solidified in his super cute noggin (he's non verbal, so all we have to go on for this is his accuracy in handing me a requested letter), it's not really been useful for us, hence a pit stop in the donation box. But I think as long as your kiddo is ok with the size, it could be useful for you, and the size might even make it a good one to travel with.

These books are very small. I got them for a group of 1 year olds I watch and they can't really use them. It's a cheep coloring book but for a small child, it's a waste of money. It's small and the book doesn't just stay open on it's own (which is a pain for these kids to color in). I watch a 4 year old and she likes it but pretends it's a notebook. She can't really color the pages.If you're looking for a book to learn the alphabet and color at the same time, get something else.

My child liked the illustrations,especially the animal ones.Illustrations are not too complicated yet still pretty and fun to look at.