Early Birdy Gets the Worm (Board book)

from Ezinwanyi

I tried this book with my 3 year old but he lost interest really quickly as I was trying to get him to tell me what he thought was going on. But my 5 year old and 7 year old were able to decipher. In fact, my 7 year old really enjoyed it as she felt that she was making up the story herself. The i...

from Vintage_books_baby

My daughter and I enjoyed this large picture book., which contains no text. The parent or child can choose to make up a different story each time! My daughter is 4.5 years old, so I asked her to read me the story. It featured a bird who tried and tried to eat various things that looked like worms...

from AnneDenney

Well, it DOES say on the cover that it is a wordless story told in pictures, and indeed, children can make up their own words, so don't be disappointed if you don't find any words in it. The pictures are nice, the little main character - a European robin - is a cute little guy whose attempts to g...

from ShawnMarie

I shared this book with my children who are 4 and 5. They loved the artwork in the book, but they were both disappointed that it didn't have words. We have very few picture books and since they are both new readers they were expecting words. Definitely the better audience for this book is 1-3 bec...

from csp17

This was a cute book. Wordless books help children with prereading skills and I think this is a pretty understandable book, where you can get the basic idea of what is happening in the story based on the pictures themselves. It can be great for kids to make up their own stories and feel accomplis...