Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

So I recently bought a bunch of these books for my little over two year old to work on while I started working from home very part time. I needed something to keep him busy that requires minimal interaction from me and isn't just watching a movie. These work well for that. I should also add that we've been using Expo fine tipped dry erase markers and have had no problem cleaning them up with just a dry rag. One if the hardest things I had to decide between was which of these books to get, and since I'm really visual and more of a like to flip through the book first person, I figured I'd post the photos here to give you an idea of what you're getting with this one. If you're just getting your kid into these kinds of activities and they need work on their fine motor skills and you only want one book - get this one (or the one that's a step up from this one for the next age group). I have several of these wipe clean books now, and this is the one that started it all. It's a large book with lots of activities and pages. It was a little more than the other ones, but it actually is the most comprehensive as it covers all of the alphabet (though the letters are kinda small, about the siza of a quarter, which might be too small for the littler kids), tons of stuff about clocks, drawing a animals, shape tracing and sorting and differentiation activities. Probably my son's favorite area right now is the counting activities and the little differention activities that are below them. I added other wipe clean books to our library just because I wanted the variety of activities to keep him busy at home while I work, car rides, restaurants, etc.