Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Rofé, April, 1971-
The SENSEsational alphabet : see-read, touch-feel, scratch & smell, hear-learn, have fun! / written & illustrated by April Rofé.
p. cm.
Summary: “Makes the alphabet accessible to all children regardless of learning style or the presence of any specific difficulty or disability. Each child can benefit from seeing words and pictures, smelling scented patches, feeling Braille and tactile elements, and hearing recorded letters and words”--Provided by publisher.
ISBN-13: 978-0-9779189-1-1 (alk. paper)
ISBN-10: 0-9779189-1-2 (alk. paper)
1. Vocabulary--Juvenile literature. 2. Senses and sensation--Juvenile literature. I. Title.
PE1449R66 2006
428.1--dc22
2006021642

• The SENSEsational Alphabet is most remarkable and will be useful not only for the visually or hearing impaired, but for all children. This well illustrated book will sensitize children and make them aware of different forms of communication. Kudos to Ms. April Rofé for this invaluable and creative multi-sensory approach to learning the alphabet.
  Arnold P. Gold, MD
  Professor of Clinical Neurology, Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
  Columbia University
• The SENSEsational Alphabet is unique in that it makes the Alphabet accessible to all children regardless of each child’s mode of learning, or the presence of any specific difficulty or disability. Each child can benefit from this book’s different sensory modes for learning such as seeing, touching, smelling and hearing. Additionally, this book will help all children (and their parents) to appreciate the need to understand each other and build a harmonious society.
  Leslie Rubin, MDPresident, Institute for the Study of Disadvantage and Disability
  Medical Director, TEAM Centers and Developmental Pediatrics Specialists
  Co-director, Southeast PEHSU, Emory University; Visiting Scholar, Department of Pediatrics Morehouse School of Medicine
• The SENSEsational Alphabet is a fun, engaging, and educational book which stimulates the learning process. The pictures, sounds, smells and Braille encompass all learning modalities making it a great educational tool for parents and teachers alike.
  Emma Perkins, Preschool Teacher
• I absolutely love The SENSEsational Alphabet! I have 4 children and 2 grandchildren, and we have spent countless hours reading together. My 3 year old grandson and I spend many hours at bookstores scouring the shelves for new and exciting books to read. This book is “one of a kind” and my grandson was drawn to it immediately due to its many exciting and educational features.
  Karin Jacobson, Mother, Grandmother