The Classic Baby Lit Collection Boxed Set - Romeo & Juliet, Wizard of Oz, Sherlock Holmes, Pride & Prejudice, Moby Dick, Jane Eyre, Alice in Wonderland, Jungle Book

These are such gorgeous little primers of classic works of literature. The future parents I gave them to were so excited about them. Highly recommend.

I find the other reviews to be absolutely ridiculous. These are books for BABIES, not toddlers or children. Babies don't have an attention span to view or hear a full blown story. The literature is introduced by sharing popular themes or characters- there's really no story in some of them. Some of the books simply contain characters and names. The idea behind this concept is that the more you show and say the title and names of the characters, the more the baby grows and learns to understand the two connect. The whole point is to give them a primer to understand that Mr. Darcy is the love interest of Lizzy in Pride and Prejudice. Once they become older, then they can learn about the plot, etc. I find this to be perfect and on level for a baby.

I saw some Baby Lit books in a store and loved them! Then I found this set and bought it because it was a great deal. I kind of wish I had just bought the individual books that I liked at the store. Some of these are kind of weird. Sherlock Holmes and Moby Dick are boring. I was disappointed with Alice in Wonderland because the color-themed pages have extra colors in them, and it may be confusing for young kids. It's still a fun idea, but I would recommend finding individual books so you can pick the best ones.

If you are looking for the best books to buy for little kids these are the ones! Babylit and Kidlit books are the favorites in our family. High quality from story to illustrations and materials!

My niece loves these books, and the literature theme is a fun break from the usual style of children's books. They're still very simple and focused on numbers, basic anatomy, colors, etc. Fun for the reader and the child.

Such a sweet and creative baby gift set for new parents who are fans of literature. We’ve previously given these as gifts and received a full set ourself and always have such brilliant feedback

It only came with 7 books. It did not include Romeo & Juliet.

I was a little disappointed by these. The pictures are the only things that resemble the classic literature they are supposed to reference, I thought they were going to kid versions of the stories. I still ended up giving them away and they were nice, but just not as cute as i had hoped.