I ordered several of these "first" books because they had the characters and simplicity that a four-year old would enjoy. We had difficulty getting the book to work properly with the My First LeapPad. Our granddaughter was disappointed and didn't bother with it when it didn't work. Perhaps our LeapPad is defective, thus resulting in the lower rating.

My four-year-old granddaughter enjoyed the above very much. She had fun while learning.

Our 3 year old quickly lost interest with this leap pad book, but found the Dr. Suess ones to keep her attention much longer.

My daughter loves the Disney princesses and she also loves her My First LeapPad. In fact, she often plays with her LeapPad in her Disney princess tent. I should also mention that she knows both English and French.

Anyway, we bought her the French version of this book, but she didn't take to it all. Then we got her the English one, since her English is more advanced than her French. She didn't take to it either. Each time, she tried the reading section a couple of times, tried some of the games, then switched it for one of the books she likes much better.

Nevertheless, we've since discovered that this is only the case when she's alone or with my wife and I. Whenever we have company, she will take it out to show off her reading skills in both French and English. So we cannot say she hasn't learned some vocabulary and reading skills from each version, but it just did not sustain her interest.

my sister is 5 and autistic. She is developmentally about 2 yearsbehind schedual. I got this book for her as well as the MY FIRST LEAPPAD BOOK and she is now reading!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!