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It's the Alphabet Look-Alike Contest, the game that awards CASH MONEY to the capital and lowercase pair that look the most alike! Hosted By Hashtag, Sponsored by Toe Joy Tube Socks, and loved by parents and teachers who are working to help young writers transition between capital and lowercase letters, you're guaranteed to laugh your socks off as each letter pair gets examined and totally roasted! From the author who brought you the globally popular The Whole Alphabet is Totally Embarrassed, this new cast of blushing letters will have children exploring letter shapes in addition to the letter sounds they learned in the first book. This TV-show style story will have 4-7 year olds thinking about things like:how b and d are mirror images of one another how h looks like a little chair how only i and j have a dot how the letter B can be mistaken for a number 13 how capital Q looks like an O with a splinter in his bum! Subtle notes of bathroom humor and tube sock tomfoolery will keep kids turning pages while fostering a joy of printing. Ideal for the child who is learning to print but would rather watch TV, and is perhaps still making ALL LETTERS CAPITAL (except for that i with its fun-to-do dot.) Learning to write has never been so much fun!