Well, if you've been looking at Margaret Hillert primers, you're probably tired of hearing about me gush about how great her little books are. But they really are good. "I Like Things" is a fine example. It's a story about a little boy and 'collections'. It starts out which him playing with buttons. He sorts them by color and size and shape and finally makes a necklace out of them for his mother. He then looks over a collection of stamps with his dad, and finally a collection of trading cards with his friend. The principle theme is how making collections is fun, and as such --with the sorting and all -- this makes a great book with dual usability. THE TECHNICAL BITS::: 298 words This one is rated at the entering first grade Reading level. The toughest words are: yellow, something, and friend. Highly Recommend Pam T~ mom/blogger booksforkids-reviews
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