Evelyn and the Alphabet Garden Hunt

Ages 3–5

When the alphabet garden loses its letters, Evelyn must find and name them, turning every leaf and petal into a playful lesson on shapes and sounds.

Learning letters becomes a magical, sensory experience when children connect abstract shapes to the beautiful, tangible objects found in nature.

The cover of "Evelyn and the Alphabet Garden Hunt"

The garden was quiet, but something was missing. Evelyn looked through her magnifying glass. The A, B, and C were gone! She decided to go on a hunt.

Look! Evelyn found an A. It was shaped just like a tall, pointy tent in the grass. She whispered, A is for Apple, right here on the tree!

Next came B. Evelyn spotted it near the busy beehive. It had two big, round bellies, just like the B in Bumblebee. She kept her distance and smiled.

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