Barney's Alphabet Soup

by Mary Ann Dudko

This photography board book introduces young children to the alphabet through a humorous concept of making soup with almost any food found in the kitchen. Can you imagine making soup from ketchup, hot... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570641188
• ISBN13: 9781570641183
• Release Date: February 1997
• Publisher: Barney Publishing
• Length: 22 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.0" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 1 to 5 years

Customer Reviews

Great Way to Learn ABC's

This very simple book is a great way for young children to learn their ABC's. An actual photo of Barney, not an illustration, appears on every page facing the alphabet letters. My 2-year old loves it.

My [...]'s favorite book

Right now this is my [...]'s favorite book. He loves to name and look at the different foods (some of which he knows, some of which he's just learning). Every night he wants to read the "Barney book" before going to bed.

A Sweet Alphabet book

This book really helped my daughter recognize and learn not only her alphabet, but new foods! It helped make food shopping fun! She loves looking for squash, radishes and zucchini... now if I can only get her to eat them :-) Anyway, so what if they used Extra sharp cheddar as the X food - it's still a sweet, endearing book with delicious pictures!

Kids love this book

I am a day care provider and mom and all the kids love to read this book. Some of the foods used in the book are new to the children. We have gone shopping for zucchini and cooked with unsweetened chocolate and made quiche. this book is a great alphabet book showing the upper and lowercase letters and introducing some new foods.

My son learned his ABCs

This book is writen to entertain and help teach kids thier ABCs. Thats is exactly (X is for exactly) did for my son. I am sorry that some people are offended that x is used improperly. Just the same, not all the foods used in the book should be going into the soup pot. My son & daughter loved it so much, that I am getting it for my new nephew.