S Is for School

By Greg Paprocki (Illustrator)

Part of the BabyLit series

Discover school life from A to Z with vibrant illustrations.

4.8/7 Bookroo expert·4.2/5 Goodreads · 58 ratings

32 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Introduce your toddler to the wonders of school with an engaging ABC journey. From the school bus to the classroom, each letter reveals a new aspect of school life through vibrant illustrations. Explore activities, subjects, and friendships, sparking excitement for the school adventure ahead. What surprises await in this colorful world?

From the publisher

An ABC primer that introduces your brilliant baby to what to expect when they’re ready to go to school. Lots of kids look forward to going back to school each fall. This collection of 26 illustrations featuring words from A to Z will introduce toddlers to what all the fuss is about in a unique and engaging way. Included are artist Greg Paprocki’s colorful and wonderfully detailed illustrations that bring to life concepts from the school bus to the classroom, including activities, school subjects, friends, classmates, and teachers. Greg Paprocki works full-time as an illustrator and book designer. In addition to illustrating several Curious George books, he’s provided illustrations for a number of books for Gibbs Smith, including A Is for Atom, S Is for Santa, B Is for Boo, and The Big Book of Superheroes. He began his career as an advertising art director after studying fine art and graphic design at the University of Nebraska. Greg lives in Lincoln, Nebraska.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 32
Reading age: 0–3
Audience: Board

Themes & topics

Books about school Books about starting school Books about alphabet (ABCs)

What readers & critics say

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4.8

“Really, really cute. My three-year-old cannot wait for the day she's old enough to go to kindergarten (like, she begs me every single day to give her homework) and this book just makes her even more excited for school and classrooms and learning. I only worry she'll be disappointed when she does go to kindergarten and the entire school doesn't have a cohesive, stylish mid-century modern interior design.”

Lauren Hancock

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