U is for Underwear, Book by Jesse Levison, Official Publisher Page

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U is for Underwear by Jesse Levison - Jesse Levison’s 2014 hit board book U is for Underwear returns, bigger and bolder than before now at a chunky, grabbabl
Jesse Levison’s 2014 hit board book U is for Underwear returns, bigger and bolder than before now at a chunky, grabbable 8x8, sized to match her forthcoming title I Could Eat You Up (spring 2021)!Artist and printmaker Jesse Levison brings style to the alphabet in U is for Underwear. Toddlers will keep turning the pages of this thick board book featuring simple, vibrant, and graphic illustrations. Imbuing everyday objects with a sense of wonder, the bold artwork makes a perfect introduction to the ABCs for young pre-readers who can trace the letters with a finger and begin to understand the symbolic representation that underlies reading and writing. Parents can begin to develop literacy in even very young children by exposing them to the letters of the alphabet, making U is for Underwear a fun and easy tool for imprinting little brains. Pleasing to the eye for both kids and adults, Jesse's retro sensibility and witty simplicity makes this a potential cross-over title for their little learners-or at least a great gift for style-conscious parents.

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