Description

---

Fly through the rainbow with the help of Flora and her feathered friends, inspired by the Caldecott Honor–winning Flora and the Flamingo.

A bird lover’s alphabet! Learn the ABCs with Flora and meet an abundance of new feathered friends, from A to Z!

Featuring big flaps to play with, this interactive board book will delight young children as they learn simple concepts in the charming company of Flora and her friends.

FLORA RETURNS: The beloved star of Molly Idle's Caldecott Honor Award–winning Flora and the Flamingo is back in this new alphabet board book which celebrates friendships of all feathers!

LIGHTLY EDUCATIONAL: Parents and children will delight in this gentle introduction to early concepts of color mixingFE in a simple and artful way.

DURABLE TODDLER BOOKS: Rounded, thick board construction and sturdy flaps make this book both resistant to damage and perfect for little hands.

FEATHERED FUN: Perfect for bird lovers, and featuring a different bird on each page, the fun never ends with new friends who stay by your side. For more feathery fun, pick up other preschool books from award-winning author-illustrator Molly Idle, including Flora and the Penguin, Flora and the Peacocks, Flora and the Chicks, and Flora and the Ostrich

Perfect for:

• Parents and caregivers seeking unique picture books with lift-the-flap interaction and beautifully flowing illustrations
• Gift giving for baby shower, birthday, holiday, moving up, or graduation celebrations
• Fans of Molly Idle's Flora series and readers of Angelina Ballerina, Pinkalicious, Lola Dutch, and Ella Bella Ballerina books
• Bird lovers of all ages

About the Author

---

Molly Idle is the Caldecott Honor-winning creator of Flora and the Flamingo. Molly is an early bird, and most mornings you can find her in her workshop in Tempe, Arizona, with her family’s four loquacious lovebirds, scribbling away on her next book. To learn more about Molly and her work visit IdleIllustration.com.

Praise For…

---

“Preschoolers will feel empowered flipping the flashcard like pages and discovering the clear and straightforward art.” — School Library Journal