Each letter of the alphabet is illustrated by a different group of animals, each with its own descriptive name.

When Mr. Wright makes his students study word endings on the last day of school, even the suffixes rebel.

"A beautifully illustrated, graphic ABC book featuring all things that go!"--Provided by publisher.

In his first picture book, graphic artist Paul Thurlby presents a stunning alphabet that helps to make the shape of each letter memorable. From an awesome A to a zippy Z, this is the perfect ABC book for the young and hip.

Beginning with a bug, various objects are revealed as being big and small in comparison with other objects on a farm under the big, big sky.

Confusion abounds when a poorly spoken donkey says to a grammarian yam, "I Yam a Donkey!"

Pairs of circular shapes convey opposite relationships in the arc of a day.

Tired of being near the end of the alphabet, starting few words, and being governed by grammar rules, X calls for a vote on a new Alphabet Constitution, then dreams of how life would be if he became a different letter.