This book goes through different letters of the alphabet using alliterations and actions. Each page illustrates moving in some sort of silly fashion using the alliteration of different everyday objects. I found this book to be extremely creative and well thought out. Each page was both funny and creative in its own way. I found this illustrations to be interesting, colorful and exciting. Overall I thought this was a great children book and would be great for any young student to read. ( )

I liked many aspects about this book. Firstly, I admired the way Karen Kerber used her illustrations and other synonyms to help her readers understand the verbs that she used in the book. Her whole book is made up of similes which was pretty interesting because I never read a book in that style. However, I don't see the main theme or point to this book except for the fact that it is teaching different verbs and describing them with other things. I would use this book to teach my kids about different words to use and how to describe things. I also feel like they would appreciate that it was written by a kid. ( )

A playful picture book describing the different ways one might get from here to there. For example, "Sauntering like a snail is sluggish." In addition to being fun and interactive for children, this book makes a great resource for teachers looking for alliteration in books. ( )

This book is a short story with riddles that describe different objects. Similes are used to create a fun and wacky book. ( )