Boynton'S Greatest Hits The Big Blue Box

Kids favourite books in our household. Have been reading them since age 1 and now the oldest is 5 but still likes to read these before bed. Love them.

My daughter is 15m and she loves thse books we have a good bookie time

Boynton books are among my daughter's favourites and some of her first books. They are funny too. :)

A must have if you are a fan of sandra’s Books

My baby and myself, love Sandra Boynton.

The content is good but it’s super duper expensive for what is received. And it’s available only in board book form is also a negative point abt it. Paper back could have been more affordable for general public.

I bought these for my grandchildren and they love them all.

Sandra Boynton makes great books for children. My son has enjoyed her books from the age of 4mo to now at 16mo. We read atleast three a night and he is constantly bringing them to his mom and I to read to him.

Bought this set to read in my toddler classes and I always have to read ALL FOUR OF THEM! They roll on the floor laughing every time...

As a pediatric speech therapist who works with toddlers, I love to use Sandra Boynton books in my therapy sessions. The simple but fun illustrations are perfect for keeping the attention and focus of even the busiest toddlers. Her use of couplets allows for fun reading that can often be sung. The use of repetitive phrases or words in many of her books supports memorization of the text and participation when reading the books. The use of action words encourages movement and acting out many stories. My 3 favorites for toddlers with speech and language delays are in this set: 1. "Moo, Baa LaLaLa!" is super short-- which is perfect for toddlers. The animal sounds are great for building imitations of sounds and words. It is so silly and fun that the kids want to hear it over and over. 2. "Doggies" has dogs, which most kids love. There are many great combinations of consonant and vowel sounds, and a lot of repetition for practice while reading. Boynton's usual good humor and simple illustrations are another great asset. 3. "Blue Hat, Green Hat" is such a fun book. With the repetition of the word "oops" and the silly turkey, I can read this book 4 or 5 times in one sitting. Bonus is that it works on colors and the names of common clothing items "A to Z" is another great read and a fun way to play around with alphabet sounds

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