Red Rover, Red Rover, Send a Vowel Over is a silly picture book about letters who need the vowels to come play with them in order to form words. I loved the way this book not only focused on word structure and the importance of vowels, but also had a message of accepting everyone regardless of their differences. The illustrations are SO cute, and I would definitely recommend this one to kiddos learning about words.

Thanks to NetGalley, Kimberlee Gard, and Familius for the chance to read and review this review copy!

This is the second book I've read by this author and I think it's just as smart!
I love how it teaches word structure and why vowels are different than consonants while also giving a message about accepting each other and working together as a team.
The illustrations are really cute and colorful, perfect for kids!
As I said in my previous review, it is the perfect book to have in classrooms and libraries to teach children.

*Thanks to NetGalley uk, the publishers and the author for the ARC*

What a great idea for young children who are learning how to read. I love the concept of this book and the others in the series. It really teaches basic learning to read knowledge that is not easy to grasp initially for some kids. This is a great way to supplement their learning while also having a fun story to go along with it. I love the illustrations and the little story that goes with this vowel book.

Highly recommend for any 3,4, or 5 yr old. I also read it to my 3 yr old and he loved it - so it's not a bad way to start learning.

I enjoyed this series of cute stories to teach children about the vowels and punctuation. The book clearly conveys the rule “You can not make a word without a vowel.” The illustrations are colourful and help the reader connect to the personalities of the letters…such a cute idea. Kindergarten to Grade 2 students will enjoy this story. This book (and the series) would be a great addition to classroom, school and public libraries to be shared with so many.
The expected publication date is September 10, 2024.

Thank you Net Galley, Kimberlee Gard and Familius for the opportunity to preview this title and the opinions shared are my own.

This is a fabulous book for phonically geared students! I read to my 7-year-old who has dyslexia and putting context to spelling really helps him learn. The inclusion of all in games was a great message as well. We'll be re-reading!!!

I'm excited to find these books!

This was so cute and will be perfect in K-2 classrooms! As a teacher of reading, we do teach that vowels are the key, and this book emphasizes that. I think students will enjoy this book, I want all fo these books from this author/series in my classroom!

I absolutely adore this book! It's such a fun way to help kids learn letters, sharing, kindness, feelings, etc. Absolutely will be buying this for our family when it releases. 5 stars!

A wonderful addition to the series, this title is a fun, quick read that is perfect for kids in grades K-2. Children will love to follow the vowels as they find their places among the other letters. Introducing the concepts of vowels and consonants in a playful way, the story will also resonate with themes of acceptance and belonging.

Okay this book is BEAUTIFUL?? Like I rarely read a picture book that I think "damn this is amazing, I genuinely want to recommend it"?? but this one, just... hits? I firmly believe good picture books should be for all ages and this one, just feels right?

It's colourful and the illustrations are so stunning, I love how they've done the font and how each character/letter gets a special colour! The plot is super fun too but also informative, it's kept me, as an adult, engaged too!

The perfect book for teaching little ones how to spell and put words together!

This book is bright and entertaining, while educational! And if I'm not mistaken there's even a nice lesson about everyone being important in their own way, and fitting in somewhere!