The Jet Alphabet Book (Jerry Pallotta's Alphabet Books)

This was a perfect book for my very smart, 3-year-old grandson who is obsessed with airplanes. It has wonderful illustrations and a paragraph of information about each plane--just the right amount to be able to learn without being overwhelming. I think the book would be appropriate for children up to 10.

Four year old grandson loves planes, and this is an interesting read for both adult and child.

My son recieved "The Airplace Alphabet Book" last year for his birthday, so when I found this, I purchased it right away. As soon as he saw it, he recognized the layout and was so excited to see a book like his airplane one, but about jets. It is one of his absolutely favorite books. Wonderfully illustrated with fun, easy-to-follow-along facts, any child with a fascination with jets will love this book.

Great book! My 3.5yo enjoys learning about new jets

I absolutely love this books information and illustrations just wish it was protected from getting bent

Really cute book. My 3 yo son is enjoying finding out the specific names of his jet planes. The info shared on some of the planes is over his head though and a bit too direct with war details.

I inititally bought this book for my 2 year old since he is learning his letters. But I just got this book in the mail, and am so excited about it, it will be great for the older kids as well. (They are all starting to get interested in fighter jets) It has a lot of different planes in it, and great information about each. It is very well written. I am getting on here now to order a second book for my nephews in first grade. Some of the planes it talks about: E-3, F-16, Harrier, KC-10, F-117, SR-71, F-4, F-22, B-2, F-14, U-2, X-13, and A-10. I have never written a review, that is how much I liked this book.

My nephew LOVED unwrapping this present on Christmas morning! He's not quite 3, and was tearing through presents searching for jets in the form of toys. Watching him, I honestly thought he'd shrug and turn away when finally getting to this, so I kind of prepared myself for a pinch of disappointment. But he surprised me when, upon seeing the cover, his face lit up and he asked his mamma for help getting the rest of the paper off the corners. He immediately flipped through pages, patiently looking through each and spending more time on some than others. I very nearly held off giving this to him this year because it felt beyond the connection of a 3 year old. I mean, I'm in my 30s, and when flipping through this, it seemed pretty technical and definitely more about facts, no story. Blew my mind when I realized my nephew was actually familiar with many of the jets within the pages, and listened when his parents read aloud interesting details or information about them. So wonderful! Glad I didn't hold onto it, as it's something he will certainly continue to grow into and understand more as he grows. Thanks for a great book!