I have seen 16-month-old or 4-year old kids ask for candies or chocolate before, but I have not seen them asking for a book until I got "Brain Quest Workbook: Pre-K."

A few weeks ago, I have read some pages of "Brain Quest Workbook: Pre-K" to 4-year-old Betsy and her twin sister Irene and their little 16-month-old sister, Sara once. Ever since that, they always want me to read the book to them, or do an activity in the book. To them, this book is like a game and filled with fun. Sometimes I even caught them taking this book from the bookshelf and read it themselves.

This book is so attractive to kids because it gives kids what they like: bright color illustrations, interesting animals, stickers, maze, line drawings for coloring. The only problem I have is that I only have one copy of this book, and Betsy always fights with her twin sister Irene for the chance to color a certain line drawing, or do a certain activity. I need to have another copy to make them both happy.

"Brain Quest Workbook: Pre-K" provide a lot of education materials in a fun manner, including ABCs, 123s, Phonics, Vocabulary, Shapes and Colors, Sorting and Matching, My World, Science, Fun and Games, and Brain Quest Extra (Mini-Deck Cards, Brainiac Award Certificate, Alphabet Stickers, Animal Stickers, and Alphabet Fold-Out Table, etc).

"Brain Quest Workbook: Pre-K" has 320 pages. It is written by Liane Onish, with Jane Ching Fung, the 2002 Winner of the Milken Foundation Educator Award as Consulting Editor. It is a fun book that kids love!

Gang Chen, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Author of “LEED GA Exam Guide,” “Architectural Practice Simplified,” “Planting Design Illustrated,” and other books on various LEED exams, architecture, and landscape architecture