What to read after A to Z 26 Alphabetic Alliterations?

"Cat and Camel, chewed chocolate chip cookies while catapulting cauliflower-cannonballs into Cows campground!" This is not your ordinary alphabet book for kids. Set in alliterated form, these heart-warming, curious characters keep the giggles coming. The repetitive sound sentence structure presents a phonetical hearing of the individual letter being pronounced. This alphabet picture book uses the same letter at the beginning of each word for that particular letter. The sentences represents the sound component for each letter of the alphabet it correlates to. The repetitive letter sound is for increased retainment. The sentence displays words using all the sounds that same letters can make like the vowel sounds The correlating picture tells a story within the structure, that only a one picture image tells. The animals in the picture pages take on human behavior interacting with one another in silly scenarios bringing a snapshot moment in highlighted motion. This is author/illustrator, Kristin Montgomery Small's second book; her first being, "Tree's Adventure Making New Friends," which was well-received.