Pirate's Alphabet - Book Review
Pirate’s Alphabet is by Patti Wigington. It is a picture book for children four through eight-years-old. For each letter of the alphabet, Wigington gives a selection of pirate terms which starts with that letter. Ransom, racing, renegade and rigging are pirate terms for the letter R.
Pirate’s Alphabet text is informative. She presents the picture book in rhyme. Rum Key rhymes with the sea. Each page has a black strip on the outer edge. In the strip, is the letter of the alphabet and the related pirate terms. The letters are uppercase; there are no lowercase letters.
Patti Wigington gives children plenty of information. They learn lots of pirate terms. She has a glossary at the book’s end. There, she has definitions for each term or word introduced.
Kit Umscheid handles the illustrations. They are humorous. She takes a topic, pirates, which can be scary to young children and makes them a lovable lot. One way, she does this is by depicting the pirates with pets. There is the traditional parrot, but there is a fluffy black dog and white cat. Guys who care for a fluffy white cat are not very threatening. Her illustrations have great detail. There is plenty of action in the background as well as the foreground.
Pirate’s Alphabet is a different way to teach children the alphabet. But, the book works more as a dictionary of pirate terms in a story form. The picture book with its multi-cultural pirates will prepare children for reading more difficult pirate books. Kidnapped, Robinson Crusoe and the Swiss Family Robinson will draw the little maties in the future.
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Note: Pirate's Alphabet by Patti Wigington was given by Moo Press. Kit Umsheid illustrates the pirate glossary picture book.
Pirate’s Alphabet text is informative. She presents the picture book in rhyme. Rum Key rhymes with the sea. Each page has a black strip on the outer edge. In the strip, is the letter of the alphabet and the related pirate terms. The letters are uppercase; there are no lowercase letters.
Patti Wigington gives children plenty of information. They learn lots of pirate terms. She has a glossary at the book’s end. There, she has definitions for each term or word introduced.
Kit Umscheid handles the illustrations. They are humorous. She takes a topic, pirates, which can be scary to young children and makes them a lovable lot. One way, she does this is by depicting the pirates with pets. There is the traditional parrot, but there is a fluffy black dog and white cat. Guys who care for a fluffy white cat are not very threatening. Her illustrations have great detail. There is plenty of action in the background as well as the foreground.
Pirate’s Alphabet is a different way to teach children the alphabet. But, the book works more as a dictionary of pirate terms in a story form. The picture book with its multi-cultural pirates will prepare children for reading more difficult pirate books. Kidnapped, Robinson Crusoe and the Swiss Family Robinson will draw the little maties in the future.
Drop in the forum. Share your favorite Picture and/or Board book! Sign up to receive the Children's Books Review newsletter. Do not miss any future articles.
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Children Books with Kittens and Cats
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Children's Books
List of Dr. Seuss Books
Don Freeman's Books
Stan Berenstain's Books
List of Magic Tree House Books
Chronicles of Narnia Books
A Series of Unfortunate Events Books
Note: Pirate's Alphabet by Patti Wigington was given by Moo Press. Kit Umsheid illustrates the pirate glossary picture book.
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