Reviews for N is for Nutmeg: A Connecticut Alphabet

The average rating for N is for Nutmeg: A Connecticut Alphabet based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-11-14 00:00:00 Stephen R. Duff I really wonder about people who vote for their state nickname to be one of pride in deceiving other people in business! Otherwise, this is an interesting and informative book for people of all ages.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-03-19 00:00:00 Jacques Hobscheid This delightful book is filled with scenic watercolors, cute rhymes, and lots of state information. Each page - or two - features a rhyme corresponding to a letter of the alphabet and telling something about the Connecticut's history. There is more information about the fact in the rhyme at the side of the page. Famous residents such as Mark Twain and Noah Webster appear along with state nicknames (Nutmeg and Constitution) and symbols (state flower, tree, bird, etc.). Several historical anecdotes and state trivia are included for an interested reader, but the rhymes well be easily memorized by younger children. Even adults may find information they didn't know about Connecticut! I think every child who lives in Connecticut, was born here, or is studying the state should read this book. I can't wait to see the others in the series!