Reddit reviews ABCs of D&D (Dungeons & Dragons Children's Book)

A few particular items of interest from Amazon :

• Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set (Six Dice, Five Ready-to-Play D&D Characters With Character Sheets, a Rulebook)
  
• Dungeons & Dragons Core Rulebooks Gift Set (Special Foil Covers Edition with Slipcase, Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, DM Screen)
  
• Art & Arcana : The artistry of D&D through the years.
  
• Dungeons and Dragons Official Paint Line Adventurer's Paint Set
  
• Cup of Wonder / Cup of Illusion / Cup of Plenty : 5 Sets of 7 Premium gaming dice (Note: I purchased the Cup of Plenty for my group last year, with each member & DM getting a set of dice & the DM keeping the cup/box it all came with)
  
• Do you or your friends have children? 1-2-3's of D&D / A-B-C's of D&D
  
• Mimic Plush Dice Bag. Not your speed? How about an Owlbear instead?!
  
• Do you or your friends use the various D&D Card Sets? Get them a Spell Book to hold the cards!
  
• What's the Holidays without receiving socks?
  
  A few items & vendors from Etsy :
  
  
• PaolasPixels : A great assortment of pins, clothes, and stickers for all RPG types (Note: I have several of their pins in my collection)
  
• TheGrumpyUnicornCo : Enamel pins of all sorts for DND & other RPG.
  
• AetherwoodGaming & EldritchArtsUS : Dice boxes big enough to hold one full set dice. Want you fave set to travel in style? Here you go!
  
• AdventurersWoodworks : Specialty dice, dice trays, and other trinkets for your gaming pleasure (Note: I have their Skull & Moon Flower dice sets. Amazingly beautiful)
  
• LoftAndLegend : D20 Bath Bombs. After a long day of adventuring, sometimes you need a hot bath, you know?
  
• SilverwingArmoury : Keep your notes & character stats in style.
  
• MimicryMetals : High quality productions of D&D items. (Note: I attempted to convince my wife to let me have the Ring Of The Ram as my wedding band, but failed my "Persuasion" check)
  
• Level1Gamers : Gaming themed coffee mugs and other trinkets. These are the guys that made the Mug Stat Card Mug.

123s of D&D (Dungeons & Dragons Children's Book) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0786966688/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QMZmDbHXCCESN

ABCs of D&D (Dungeons & Dragons Children's Book) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0786966661/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_RNZmDbQ5N7S9C

https://www.amazon.com/ABCs-Dungeons-Dragons-Childrens-Book/dp/0786966661

My favorite book all time is the Lord of the Rings. Must have re read those a dozen times. I used to be able to rattle off lots of info about minor characters and such but that info has faded. I used to read all the time. Sci fi, biographies, nature books pretty much whatever I could get my hands on. Now the only books I read are my Dungeons and Dragons books and modules. Last non D&D book was the first in the Game of Thrones series. That was probably 5 years ago. I switched over to audiobooks since then.

I can listen while I cut the grass, or cooking. It lets me fill those times with information. I used it originally to supplement time between episodes of podcasts that I follow. I also fell in love with autobiographies, but only if the author reads them. They have the right inflections and they remember the stories so they tell it best. I have listened to a couple read by someone else and it's not the same. My best example is Bert Kreisher's Life of the Party autobiography. He isn't the best reader and giggles at his stories, but he will also tell you little additions about why he omitted things and such. You can also hear him talking to the sound engineer about stuff. It's like sitting in a room with him as he tells you these stories.

For me it doesn't make a difference if I read a book or listen, it's just easier for me currently to listen. Now that baby animalsciences is around I read her books to her daily. So technically the last book I read was the ABC's of D&D children's book. She likes the Owlbear page. But I can have an audiobook or podcast on in the background as we play or take a nap.

What's your favorite book?