Moo! Neigh! Oink! Peep! This silly and inventive alphabet board book teaches little ones the ABCs with animal sounds! We Arf We Buzz We Baaah We Coo We Chirp and Cluck and cock-a-Doodle-Doo!

What Kind of Book is Arf! Buzz! Cluck!: A Rather Noisy Alphabet

Topics

animal sounds alphabet (ABCs) cheetahs animals first concepts sounds or noises

Genres

nonfiction

Reviews

B is for Bookworm

6.00

Beautiful alphabet book with sounds from animals! The illustrations in this book are so fun, and there are so many different animals to point out throughout the book.

Marmee

5.00

This clever take on an alphabet book (using their noises rather than the animals themselves!) has great cadence and vibrant illustrations. I love how the variety of habitats shown and how each page seamlessly combines different animals and their sounds.

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The Creatives Behind the Book

Author

Eric Seltzer

Eric Seltzer’s The Long Dog received a starred review form the Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books. It is a Gryphon honor book and has been translated into Spanish. He has written a number of well received early readers including the Doodle Dog series. His title, Four Pups and a Worm is an IRA/CBC children’s choice and has been translated into Chinese. Eric resides with his family in Michigan.

Illustrator

David Creighton-Pester

David Creighton-Pester is an illustrator and graphic designer from Hamilton, New Zealand where he lives with his wife and 2 young children. His illustration work has been published in books and used on products around the world including New Zealand, Australia, the UK, France, Spain, USA, and Canada. Inspired as a child by picture books, animation, and all things arty, David spent endless hours drawing crazy characters and coming up with silly stories. Now, as an adult, David is still inspired by picture books, animation, and all things arty. And he still spends endless hours drawing crazy characters and coming up with silly stories. (Bio via wanderingbert.com)