Pinkalicious: School Rules! (I Can Read Level 1) Paperback – Illustrated, June 22, 2010

We learned about Pinkalicious through my triplets Scholastic order forms at kindergarten. They're 6. Pinkalicious is the cutest book series for girls, especially the girly girls like my daughter, lol. It's relatively new and so glad they're coming out with more books in the series. They have dolls and other items to buy separetly and my daughter already has the small doll and really wants the unicorn, Goldilicious. Pinkalicious is such a sweet and kind girl so it's a nice story line for young girls and shows good friendship and fun! I hear there's a musical too, which would be neat to see. I'm hoping they'll come out with a cartoon, which would be so fun!

I bought this book for my 2 1/2 year old daughter who was starting to get too old for board books. The storylines are fun and easy to comprehend but, complex enough for my daughter that I can challenge her level of comprehension and understanding. The illustrations are also very well done and engaging. Overall this is a great series for toddlers.

My 4 year old loves unicorns so this was a great book for her. I have read this book a ton of time to her. Cute story.

We love the "I Can Read" books and our daughter loves pinkalicious so this a great book to help encourage reading! They are always written in a way that makes learning to read fun and interesting!

We love all the Pinkalicious books! Great girl readers. She is not as sassy as Fancy Nancy but very imaginative and a great friend to other kids. This reader 1 is a fun book about Pinkalicious taking her pretend unicorn to school. Very cute. These are my Kinder girls favorite books.

This is the 2nd book I got my 6 year old grandaughter in this series ..she started with the new teacher book and bc that book was so good and had alot of great reading we may have been a tad disappointed with this book in comparisom although she loved it and what 6 yr old girl dosnt like unicorns these days I do recommend this book

My little cousin loved it. She doesn't speak much English, but as soon as she saw a girl named Pinkalicious who adores pink (she loves pink as well) she immediately wanted to read it next to me (her human dictionary). I think this kind of book will make her want to learn English right away (at least I hope so).

My granddaughters love the Pinkalicious series. Even the 2 1/2 year old wants to "read" them everyday. We now have 2 hardcover books and 4 of the soft cover books ...2 of which are in the "I can read series". The five year old is very interested in those. Also, all of the books have some kind of message in them - subtle but there. I especially like the fact that they aren't too long for a grammy to read as a "bedtime" story.