Description
The Easiest Way to Introduce the Letter “A” and Ignite Your Child’s Love of Reading—Right From Their Favorite Device
Wish your child was as eager to pick up a book as they are to grab your phone? “Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure” is the storybook that turns an uninterested preschooler into a wide-eyed, story-loving explorer—while making the letter “A” their new favorite friend. No more power struggles, no more guilt—just peaceful, joyful story times that light up their imagination (and give you the confidence you crave).
Delivered instantly through our digital bookshelf—no downloads, apps, or printing required!
Our system isn’t just books and worksheets—it’s a full circle of story, play, practice, and connection. By exploring the letter A with Andy Ant in every format, your child gains the engagement, repetition, and joy they need to master early reading skills—making learning cooperative, stress-free, and fun for everyone.
Story-Based Activity Worksheets
Story-Based Coloring Pages
Storybook Companion
Story-Based Math Workbook
Story-Based Draw And Write Journal
Tamara Jeffries –
My preschooler usually gets fidgety but Andy Ant gave us some calm focus time I really appreciate how the story doesn’t pressure kids but invites them in gently Thankful for this eBook
Brittany Lutz –
The digital shelf was easy to use and Andy Ant’s discoveries seemed to spark real curiosity. We talked about his adventure for days after!
Tamara Booth –
My only wish is for more books like this for every letter—the digital format fits our family so much better than workbooks or crafts.
Shelby Rawlins –
I hesitated to buy another alphabet resource but I’m glad I did. The digital format is super convenient. My daughter loves pointing out the ‘A’ words and I feel so much better after seeing her get excited to read!
Emma Dorsey –
It’s so helpful that the words repeat throughout the book so my daughter started to recognize the A sounds on her own. Definitely worth it.
Emily Chase –
After weeks of no progress elsewhere this story finally sparked some curiosity in my child The repetition of A words and relatable activities really worked for us Glad we tried it
Erin Black –
This ebook is so easy for us to use during our bedtime routine. I felt guilty about not reading enough with my son, but now he asks for Andy Ant himself. It’s truly made reading together feel possible again.
Breanna Klein –
I finally don’t dread reading the ABC book. Andy Ant’s story is sweet and Harper giggles the whole time. No fights over ‘study time’—makes this working mama feel so much better.
Michelle Farmer –
My biggest fear was my child already falling behind but Andy Ant proved to me that he can get curious about books—he just needed the right one. It feels good to be doing something right!
April Castillo –
This book gave me a break from feeling guilty when my son drifts during bedtime stories He laughs at Andy’s adventures definitely a good feeling for both of us
Terri Morse –
I have tried so many ABC options—all felt like work. This was finally fun with zero stress or prep.
Leah West –
Easy to access and no printing or app headaches—thank you! Our preschooler asks for ‘the ant story with all the A words’ so I’d call this a big success. She’s suddenly interested in practicing letters again.
Noelle Parks –
I felt desperate to find something gentle and fun for alphabet practice. Andy Ant finally gave us that—no more tantrums and my daughter even giggles during storytime.
Lauren Francis –
Honestly I wish there were a few more interactive questions at the end but the story itself is warm and the focus on letter A words made practicing feel natural
Natalie Castillo –
My little one is finally hooked on a story! I love how this book encourages us to talk about new things and just relax together after a long day. I feel like a better mom not having to stress about forcing reading.
Sarah Reilly –
Simple and sweet, with relatable illustrations. It’s not the longest book but that worked well for our before-bed routine. Wish the eBook had clickable A words, but my daughter’s excited for the next story.
Beverly Chen –
Our favorite part was Andy meeting new friends and animals. My daughter smiled through the whole book. I am grateful for something that finally sparked her interest in reading together.
Denise Harper –
My twins hardly agree on anything but the Andy Ant story captured both At last something they love to share The friendly characters and bright images are a hit
Donna Shields –
We love Andy’s creativity and the gentle push to try new things. As a parent, it makes me feel less guilty and more proud after every reading session.
Laurel Meyers –
My son used to refuse books completely but Andy Ant made storytime fun again. He even brings his ant toy to bed so we can act out the adventure. This has been a game changer for us both.
Maria Gomez –
Easy to use right from my laptop and my daughter likes picking out the A words herself A simple but effective addition to our reading time
Clarissa Nguyen –
I’ve seen real change in my son’s feelings about reading. He points at bugs outside and calls them Andy Ant! It’s wonderful to have something that’s just for us without a single meltdown.
Ashley Nguyen –
We read this on the digital bookshelf before bed and my little guy wanted to try some of the new A words the next day The instant access was a plus and I can see a shift in how he listens at storytime
Natalie Sanders –
I appreciate that this is a gentle approach. My daughter actually wanted to ‘play the Andy Ant game’ after reading. Learning happens almost by accident, which is just what we needed!
Tina Rowe –
I appreciate how approachable the story is—no pressure, just fun exploring with Andy. It’s been a gentle way to work letter awareness into our evenings with less stress.
Maria Batten –
The book arrives instantly and works right in the browser, no hassle. My daughter’s interest in the alphabet is growing—we’re collecting more from this series.
Rosa Hayes –
Finally found a book that’s simple but not boring. Jaylen loves Andy Ant and now brings up parts of the story throughout our day. Makes me worry a lot less about kindergarten.
Leah Martinez –
Really appreciate how the story weaves in new vocabulary without being too obvious. We end up chatting about the new animals Andy meets!
Belinda Ray –
This book helped transform learning from a battle to a happy routine for us. Andy Ant is a hit at bedtime. We even look for his ‘A’ friends around the house.
Morgan Flynn –
We’ve struggled to get our daughter interested in letters. Seeing her light up when Andy meets his animal friends was all the proof I needed. Stress-free success!
Savannah Pratt –
This book is cute and engaging. I like how it helps focus on the letter A so it feels like we’re learning without pressure. It’s become a regular in our house.
Kelly Randall –
The characters are sweet and the story is inviting. It’s nice having something we can do together without pulling out crafts or getting frustrated. A new family favorite!
Hannah McCormick –
This eBook was easy to access and I love the colorful story Andy Ant is a hit here No fighting over storytime for once
Lauren Castle –
This eBook made learning feel way more natural for my preschooler. Andy’s story is cute and memorable and I actually enjoy reading it with her—we laugh at Andy’s silly ideas! It’s so nice not having to battle over letter time.
Marissa Frank –
The artwork and gentle storyline are exactly what we needed. Now my daughter wants to act out the stories herself, and we even make up our own Andy Ant adventures together!
Aimee Nicholson –
We like that the book is easy to read after a long work day. Learning doesn’t feel forced and my child started using words like ‘adventure’ and ‘animal’ while playing. Worth every penny.
Brittany Potter –
I appreciate the instant delivery but the story took a few nights to really grab my daughter. Now she’s asking for Andy’s adventures and I don’t have to beg her to sit for a book.
Stephanie Burgos –
I was worried my daughter would resist but she lights up for Andy. It’s such a relief to have a letter book she sees as a treat, not a chore.
Melanie Brooks –
My daughter usually refuses storytime but this eBook broke through her resistance She loved finding hidden animals and making the ‘A’ sounds with me Big relief for this tired mama
Amanda Crowe –
Story draws kids in without pressure. Andy’s adventurous spirit reminded my daughter learning could be fun. No tears just plenty of smiles as she learns her first letter.
Erica Maxwell –
I wish there had been a little more activity along with the story itself, but as far as digital alphabet books go, this is the first to keep my daughter’s attention until the end.
Julia Carter –
I love the way Andy’s adventure keeps my little one interested. She giggles at the silly parts and now wants to spot ants on our walks. She’s finally enjoying letter activities without me begging.
Sarah Larkin –
I’m amazed at how much my daughter connected with Andy Ant The story is simple and engaging Without any pressure she started using new ‘A’ words at breakfast I was shocked
April Yates –
My son loved finding all the A words and guessing what Andy would do next! He actually stayed engaged the whole time and I felt like a huge weight lifted from my shoulders.
Renee Barron –
I like how gentle and playful the story feels. There’s no pressure but my daughter is actually starting to remember her ‘A’ words and isn’t dreading learning time anymore.
Angela McQueen –
The illustrations are charming. Sometimes digital books lose her interest but this one kept her engaged the whole way. I also don’t have to search for a printout or app.
Adrianna Norman –
My son was always more interested in my phone but now he brings me Andy Ant and asks to read. I feel so much better about his kindergarten transition now!
Mandy Lee –
My child usually gets bored halfway through an alphabet book. But Andy’s personality made her want to see what happened next, and she remembered almost every A word afterward. Such a confidence boost for both of us.
Rebecca Quinn –
We have a string of unopened books but Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure finally got picked more than once That’s like winning a prize for this mom
Lynn Vargas –
Having Andy Ant as a familiar character really helps. My son’s excited to move onto the next book! The pressure around reading is finally melting away.
Tina Shoemaker –
Having an alphabet story my preschooler wants to read makes all the difference. She even tries to retell Andy’s adventure to her dad at bedtime, and I’ve noticed she’s started spotting A words in other books.
Pamela Howard –
Andy Ant’s adventure totally changed our nightly routine. Instead of fighting to get my son to sit for a story, he wants me to read it twice! For the first time ever, reading is something we BOTH look forward to.
Taylor Harrison –
I never thought my little boy would want to pick a book over a tablet but Andy Ant is now part of our nightly battles—in a good way. Highly recommend for busy moms who need a break from screen time fights.
Julia Medina –
Not every page held my son’s attention but overall this eBook made storytime less stressful I appreciate the focus on new words and gentle repetition
Brittany Schultz –
The pictures were adorable and my daughter stayed engaged all the way through. I did wish the bonus activities were included but it got us talking about other A words together. Fun for both of us.
Robyn Pritchard –
We read so many boring alphabet books that I could scream. This one felt fresh! My daughter liked Andy’s curiosity and I caught her repeating ‘adventure’ and ‘ant’ later. Immediate win for our family.
Danielle Kimball –
As a single mom, I love anything quick, portable and fun. Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure hits all those points. Most importantly, it’s making reading something my child looks forward to instead of a chore.
Megan Talley –
The digital format means I can grab my phone or tablet and start reading anywhere Andy Ant helped my daughter open up about her day too which I wasn’t expecting
Nicole Patton –
Great story that actually makes my child laugh. She’s finally not dreading letter activities. Huge win for our family!
Tracy Rivera –
I downloaded Andy Ant because another mom recommended it and I’m so glad I did. The illustrations keep my son’s attention and now he actually points to letters, which has never happened before.
Emily Wilcox –
Really valuable for busy moms who need simple, screen-free options. The digital bookshelf worked perfectly and the story made a big impression on my reluctant prereader.
Stephanie Kim –
I wasn’t sure about another eBook but this one changed our routine. My daughter refers to Andy when she sees ants in the driveway or apples in the fridge—learning sticks now.
Robyn Tillman –
I noticed my daughter tries to use Andy’s words for games or drawing, which tells me she’s soaking it in without the usual fights!
Avery Jenkins –
This ebook was recommended to me and I was hesitant but after the first night, my daughter lit up. She even told her teacher about Andy Ant the next day. Finally I feel like I have something that excites her about reading.
Heather Burns –
This book was a much-needed breath of fresh air for us. My preschooler lit up when we talked about the story after, and now he asks more questions about letters. I finally feel hopeful!
Jamie Peters –
I was really hoping for a miracle and while it didn’t instantly turn my son into a bookworm we finally had a storytime without meltdown It’s a huge step forward for us
Jessie Taylor –
My little one is not usually interested in letters but the curiosity and fun of Andy got her asking questions and making up her own ‘A’ words. That has never happened before!
Andrea Fletcher –
My daughter usually loses interest halfway through most alphabet books but Andy Ant kept her engaged from start to finish. She wanted to try some of Andy’s adventures herself! I loved having an easy way to practice letter A words together without feeling like we were forcing schoolwork.
Cynthia Blake –
Andy Ant isn’t just a story—it made it easier for me to connect and enjoy reading together again. I didn’t feel like I was forcing anything. Now my son’s curious, and that’s all I wanted.
Allison Rollins –
Book is great as a starter for reluctant readers. A bit repetitive if you read it every night but that’s also helping my child remember his alphabet. Happy with my purchase.
Stephanie Wall –
Reading this story gave my son some language for his feelings We talked about trying new things just like Andy Ant did We even acted out scenes together
Melissa Greene –
I’ll give this four stars because my daughter wished it had more mini-games or songs built in—but she still remembered Andy’s adventures next day. Definitely helps make learning letters feel less pressured.
Jillian Myers –
My only critique is the story could use a little more interactivity, but my daughter enjoyed the adventure and she’s begun using more words that start with A around the house.
Kara Medina –
I wish it was a little longer but it’s really made bedtime less stressful when we want to sneak in a bit of letter work without a fight.
Emily Rios –
I felt stuck and defeated with reading until we tried Andy Ant. He laughs at the silly parts, points out animals, and started asking more about what words start with A. It’s been a relief.
Vanessa Witt –
My daughter is tough to please when it comes to learning at home but Andy’s sense of adventure won her over. I feel less anxious about getting ready for school now.
Jessica Mueller –
My daughter loved discovering all the ‘A’ words with Andy. She even started spotting them herself! It made our evening less stressful and more playful than our usual homework routine.
Camille Steele –
It’s short and sweet and the art is adorable. I do wish there were more activities connected to the story but it’s still one of the only books that doesn’t feel like a struggle to read together.
Monica Rivers –
Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure brought smile time back to our evening routine My son usually loses interest within minutes but with Andy’s journey he asked so many questions and pointed things out on every page For the first time I feel like a storybook is actually working for us
Alison Drake –
A must-have for nervous first time moms. I saw real progress with letter recognition and my little one’s attitude has flipped from frustrated to proud!
Jenna Ford –
This is the first alphabet book Harper finished without complaining. She loved Andy’s animal friends and we ended up talking about ‘adventures’ all day. Thank you for creating something stress-free and engaging.
Stephanie Holt –
We usually struggle with storytime but with Andy Ant I don’t have to push or bribe. My child even acted out parts of the story with his toys. Definitely took the pressure away from learning.
Chantel Rivers –
I gave this four stars because it is a little short for the price but my daughter enjoys it. We read it together several times a week and she’s recognizing the letter A everywhere now.
Kristen Phelps –
We tried so many books before this and nothing really stuck But Andy’s adventure captured my son’s interest the cute animals and the silly situations kept him going Now he asks ‘What’s Andy doing next’
Kimberly Fields –
I really liked not having to download anything and just opening the book right away. My daughter asked to read it again the next night, which is rare for alphabet books in our house.
Tara Goodwin –
A refreshing change from the pushy worksheets. Story is simple but warm, and Harper is pointing out the letter A everywhere now. Less resistance, more giggles!
Christy Voss –
We used to argue about practicing the alphabet. Not anymore! Andy Ant makes her excited to talk about the letter A and what adventures she can have.
Leah Simmons –
My son usually finds alphabet books boring but Andy Ant kept his attention the whole time. He even giggled at the adventures, so now we read it before bed.
Holly Sanders –
It was refreshing to see my daughter finish a whole book without me begging The digital bookshelf is smooth to use and she even asked for more Andy stories
April McClellan –
Brought back the fun in learning! The story reminded us that education can be part of our routine AND full of laughter. Five stars.
Nicole Stratton –
Storytime was meltdown-free for the first time in ages! Andy Ant really appeals to my son who never wanted to read before. I love that it’s part of a bigger alphabet series too.
Erin Morales –
Wasn’t sure if she’d care about another ABC book, but the interactive feel and the characters really grabbed her attention. Definitely makes learning less of a battle and more of a game for us.
Janelle Hughes –
I was nervous about getting yet another book but Andy Ant made such a difference The pictures are lively and my child wants to repeat after me Finally feeling seen as a mom
Briana Michaels –
Having a book delivered instantly removes so much stress for me. I don’t always have time to go to the library so being able to read from my phone makes life easier. Plus my daughter actually likes this story!
Janine Ramos –
Not all digital alphabet stories work for us but this was engaging from the start. My child’s confidence went up when she remembered new A words at preschool.
Melanie Watson –
This is the only alphabet-themed book series my four-year-old sat through completely. Now he talks about Andy’s friends all the time and practices saying new A words.
Marissa Woods –
I’ve struggled to get my son interested in books but Andy Ant’s adventure drew him in right away. Now he asks for it at bedtime and even points out things that start with A when we’re out. It’s helping us bond more and takes the stress out of reading time.
Claire Johnston –
Loved how the eBook opens right in the browser—super fast for tired evenings. Harper actually requested ‘again’ two days in a row and sang out A words at breakfast. It’s a huge relief to not fight over letters.
Rita Paulson –
My daughter lost interest about halfway, so we had to split it into two sessions. But she’s repeating some of the A words and picking it up more each time.
Carla Jensen –
My daughter listened all the way through the first time—that NEVER happens with alphabet books. She now asks, What will Andy do next? before bed.
Monica Gutierrez –
As a mom who dreads storytime resistance, this book made a noticeable difference for us. The theme is gentle and fun—big thumbs up but wish it was a bit longer.
Rachel Bennett –
This story made my reluctant reader giggle a few times and I caught him flipping back to the animal pages on his own For us that’s real progress
Monica Childers –
Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure has been a breath of fresh air—we look forward to reading it after dinner. It’s not too long and doesn’t feel overwhelming after a busy day.
Donna Carey –
Was worried nothing would work since my son ignored most books. Andy Ant’s little adventures were an exception! It’s not a miracle but definitely helped him open up to letters.
Hailey Morrow –
This book was just what I needed. My daughter actually asked to read about Andy Ant again tonight and even pointed out a few ‘A’ words in her toys afterward. The story is cute and gentle so it doesn’t feel like ‘learning time’—huge relief!
Rene Morales –
My daughter usually loses interest quickly but she followed Andy’s adventure to the end. It’s the first book she’s asked about again the next day. Worth every penny.
Cassie Nguyen –
The cheerful story and repeated A words really cemented letter sounds for my four year old. I’m relieved something finally clicked without pressure or meltdowns.
Karen Browning –
Not a magic fix for every night but definitely made reading less of a struggle The gentle theme of trying new things is sweet and helped my son warm up to letters
Sierra Lawson –
I’ve bought so many picture books that got ignored, but this one is different. Andy Ant is relatable and the story is simple enough to keep my daughter’s focus. We love pointing out A words at home now.
Melissa Downs –
We loved following Andy on his trip! My little one now points out A’s at the store and in signs everywhere. The instant access saved us so much time, too!
Carrie Foster –
It’s a sweet story and easy to pull up on the tablet with no fuss. The connection to letter A words feels natural instead of ‘forced’. Would recommend to other moms of reluctant readers.
Melissa Vickers –
I was hoping for a little more interactivity, but my child still enjoyed listening to Andy Ant’s journey. The story kept her attention better than most regular alphabet books.
Amanda Jarvis –
Easy to access on any device and the story is the right pace for my energetic son. I noticed a shift in how excited he was to listen and actually finish a book!
Bridget Clark –
The book’s message about trying new things helped my son talk about his new preschool class Andy Ant feels like a friend to him now and that’s huge for us Thank you
Katie Hammond –
Reading this made me feel like we were really sharing the excitement of learning. No more feeling like the ‘mean mom.’ Harper runs to get the tablet for Andy’s story on her own now.
Kristy James –
The instant access makes life easier and you don’t need extra apps to get started. My daughter enjoys pointing out the A words we practice in everyday life now!
Tory Simmons –
I’m really grateful for this story. Sometimes it’s hard to disconnect from the day but Andy Ant has created a calm and simple bedtime for us. Highly recommend for other overwhelmed moms.
Sarah Coates –
This little book is a nice change from worksheets and YouTube videos. I was surprised by how much we both enjoyed the story and the time together.
Shannon Bishop –
I was worried this would be just another eBook that we struggle to finish. But Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure became part of our bedtime routine. Harper remembers the A words, and it feels like a fun story—not a chore.
Nicole Waters –
I noticed Harper actually retold parts of Andy’s day at dinner. She’s always resisted practicing letters before, so this makes me feel like I’m finally doing something right!
Nicole Sands –
I was worried my child was falling behind other preschoolers but after three reads of Andy Ant he actually repeated some of the story to his grandma Feeling hopeful for the first time in ages
Renee Mitchell –
I really like the little adventures and the words for the letter A. My only suggestion would be to have a read-aloud feature in the ebook, but otherwise this is a helpful tool for reluctant readers.
Rachel Leach –
The simplicity of Andy’s adventure matches what my daughter needs—nothing complicated or overwhelming. She actually requested the book at lunch today!
Jessica Wainwright –
My son is obsessed with Andy Ant now—I never thought that would happen. This is a big confidence booster for both of us heading toward kindergarten!
Lauren Evans –
After trying a ton of other alphabet materials, this was the first one Harper actually smiled through. She repeats Andy’s phrases and wants to explore outside like him! Great support for anxious parents.
Chelsea Turner –
I really liked how simple it was to access the book on my phone or tablet with no hassle. The story is engaging and the illustrations kept my child’s attention. Plus, reinforcing the A letter words makes me feel like we’re actually making progress.
Karen Mullins –
I am so happy we found Andy Ant Goes On An Adventure. My son used to walk away during storytime but now he asks for ‘Andy Ant’ before bed almost every night. He’s starting to notice A words everywhere!
Ashley Quick –
This made letter practice fun and light—which is exactly what I needed as a mom who tends to worry. We both felt successful after each read!
Lisa Herman –
My only wish is that the story was a little longer but it’s clear and engaging My son repeats some of the phrases when we’re on walks Andy Ant was just what we needed
Autumn Knowles –
Easy to access and read on my phone. I enjoy that it doesn’t require any download stress and we’ve made it our special morning weekend routine.
Sarah Wilkinson –
My child and I both look forward to the Andy Ant stories. He’s finally engaged and actually remembers the A words, which gives me a lot more confidence as a mom.
Allison Field –
We’ve only tried the digital version but it’s so convenient No printing or tech headaches My son grinned for the first time during storytime in months and that’s a win
Heather Collins –
I bought this after seeing other parents recommend it. It totally lives up to the reviews. With Andy Ant, there’s no arguing or bribing—just real smiles.
Meghan Ruiz –
I wish it had an option to read out loud because after a long shift sometimes I’m too tired to make storytime super exciting. But my kiddo does ask for Andy Ant now which never happened with other books.
Ellen Christopher –
Great digital format and super cute story. My daughter finally started engaging and even repeating some of the A words. It’s brought some fun back into reading without any pressure.
Ashley Bennett –
Quick to access and surprisingly fun. My daughter’s repeating some words from the story and asks questions about ants. For the first time I feel relieved about her readiness for school.
Morgan Shields –
I felt like a failure watching my son avoid books before, but starting Andy Ant changed our evenings. The digital format is a lifesaver after work and my son finally looks forward to storytime. Thank you so much!