Boukvar, 48e siècle

Great gift

The book is built from simple to more difficult. The kid likes the pictures and seemed to enjoy a bit of alphabet learning (too small to actually learn to read though).

Beautiful picture, not too much on a page, letters in order from simple to more complex, which is the whole point of the book. My 4 y.o. loves it and it helps her learn how to read.

It is a nice book for a preschooler: structure and content is good, letters are large enough, coloring is nice. It is not structured alphabetically but still good, gradually words become complex.

This is a book for children who want to learn how to read. It teaches to read in the most effective way. However, this applies to reading in Russian. It is hardly can be applied to English, with one exception - it is much easier for a child who understands the structure of Russian words to memorise English spelling. This child understands the general concept of a printed word much better. (Speaking from my own experience)