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Countless children -- and their parents -- can joyfully recite the familiar words of this beloved alphabet chant. The perfect pairing of Bill Martin Jr and John Archambault's lively rhymes, and Caldecott Honor artist Lois Ehlert's bright, bold, cheerful pictures made Chicka Chicka Boom Boom an instant hit and a perennial favorite.

This full-sized, quality paperback edition will bring even more fans to this endearing, enduring classic.

Chicka chicka boom boom!

Will there be enough room?

There will always be room for Chicka Chicka Boom Boom on every child's bookshelf!

Average Customer Rating:

Engaging and Educational	Customer Rating:
My three year old granddaughters enjoyed this verbally rhythmic book about letters of the alphabet. Good Night Lullabies

My daughter loves it	Customer Rating:
My daughter absolutely loves this book. She can read along and I let her say the letter names and she lets me read the poem. It's adorible.

Sad Ending	Customer Rating:
This book sent our 18 month old into a crying fit because it ends sadly. After all the letters try to climb the tree, they all fall out and the book ends. Bummer. When you're 18 months, falling isn't fun - it hurts. We had to get rid of the book.

EXCELLENT!	Customer Rating:
This book is magnificent! It is one of my favorite children's books. I made a recording of me reading the book and the children in the class always walks around singing the the book as a song. It is a book they will always remember. It is at the top of my list of recommended reading!

All our family loves this book

Customer Rating:

This book was another accidental find in our library, a present from our library-sale loving friend. I love reading this story to my daughter (22 months at the time of this review), and I enjoy its rhythm and its illustrations. The story is a little long for a toddler, Anna usually loses interests after the letters fall off the tree, but she enjoys saying out of the blue, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom! ... Enough room? when she is playing with something else. Those little wheels in her head are obviosly turning :)