Hello Ninjas! (A Hello Book)

We got the book "Hello Knights" in a book bundle and we've been waiting to get the rest. We just got them in and they are just as good as our first! Cute rhymes, great images. My 4 and 6 year old love them! We got "Hello Knights" a while ago - great to rid with toddlers and beginning readers.

This and their knight book are favorites of my daughter. Very creative and geared toward boys and girls

Love the book but it did appear to be gently used.

Such a cute book

If your kiddo, like my Grandson, loves ninjas, then this is the book to get! A new board-book series by the author will have your child wanting to do a ninja roll or chop but having fun counting while doing so. I have read many books by this author and her gift of writing is always top-notch.I love the rhymes that the book has and the illustrations that go along with it are just fantastic. The little twist in the middle of the book, which is a fold-out page, will not only have your child in stitches but you too! I know I laughed out loud when I found out what the ninjas were on a mission for. I will just say it is pretty yummy but you will have to get your own copy to find out what it is.A winner for sure! 5 stars!Disclosure: I received a copy from the author. The views expressed here are 100% my own and may differ from yours.~Michelle aka Naila Moon

This book is enjoyable to read as an adult. My one year old liked it, and my 4 year old took it to his room to look at it by himself after I put the baby to bed. While I wouldn't buy a board book for a preschool kid, it's nice when all the kids like to listen to one book. We love rhyming books and the fact that there were tacos in this book made it even better.

My one year old loves to find the cat on every page. Plus it rhymes!

Ninjas, numbers and, best of all, tacos come to play in this sneaky little board book.Set in rhyme, ninjas are brought to center stage as they go on a treasure hunt and come against the Samurai, who aren't ready to give the treasure free. With flips, hanging from ropes, and, for all things, flipping and sneaking in pure ninja style, these ninjas are determined to get what they want.Small ninja fans will love this one as they follow the daring and very agile characters on a small...and sometimes smile-worthy, adventure. The rhymes flow quick, although sometimes more forced than others, and keep the pace high as the search and battle for the treasure ensues. The vocabulary is just right for the age group, and the illustrations make it perfect for a read a loud. It's a nice mix of action and fun, never too much or dangerous.The author puts an added twist in this one, which introduces a little to beginning math. Starting with ten ninjas, the next two-page spreads do a type of countdown. First, one ninja does something, leaving nine ninjas. Then, two ninjas do something, leaving eight ninjas. The math is subtle but present enough that it could be noticed. At the end, there's a huge treat with a cute opening of doors and a gigantic taco surprise, which guarantees the book ends in sheer delight.I received a complimentary copy and found it cute enough to want to leave my honest thoughts.