A boy named Little O puts animals that begin with the letter O, such as otters, an octopus, an ostrich, and an ox calf, into and on top of a box.

Lots of machines and vehicles highlight the ABCs.

A boy named Little a put objects that begin with the letter A, such as arrows and alligators, into a box.

A boy named Little R puts animals that begin with the letter R, such as a raccoon, a rabbit, and a rat, into a box and takes them for a ride on a raft.

Describes a variety of terms, from A to Z, relating to vegetable gardening, beginning with asparagus and ending with zucchetta.

A boy named Little S puts objects that begin with the letter S, such as shoes and a starfish and some seals, into a box.

Presents such sophisticated words as ailurophile, chasmophilous, and euneirophrenia, for each letter of the alphabet, along with their definitions, to help readers increase their vocabulary, while learning how to use each word correctly. Do you know your gnashnabb from your widdershins? When was the last time you saw something orchidaceous or dolichopodous? Learn all these sophisticated words and more.

Rhyming text reminds the reader of a significant word related to Hanukkah for each letter of the alphabet.

Each letter of the alphabet is presented in an unusual way, such as: "A is for salad" showing an alligator eating a bowl of greens.