About as many pages as your average kids book.
937358
Its an absolute joke. Very few pages and very little information within the guide. I bought it hoping it would help me with the game rather than having to search everything on the internet. This guide is pathetic I would not recommend it.
4441011
This book takes the familiar short children's song and expands it with some extra lines that keep the same rhythm as the original ones. Not much though or creativity went into the text. The illustrations are fine, but not spectacular.

This is an average children's book, one that I would expect to eventually see in the clearance section.
447250
Short, but cute.  With very few words, this book is appropriate for children about 10-15 months, in my opinion.  Any kid older than that won't be impressed.
2427947
This 1978 photo-illustrated book for very young children runs about 20 pages.  One or two lines of text in big print accompany each photo of hands doing the instructions.
This book covers a few suggestions for making paper-chain dolls only.  It does that well enough if you've never seen it done before.  But if a child can use scissors already, she or he should be able to read and follow more complex and interesting instructions.
459413
The book is a little thin; I wish there were more pages but I know my kid will love it.
2680994
This 20-page (10 layouts with 10 "pop ups") book has a question on the left page and the movable piece that reveals the answer on the right. Topics are bug based and include Santa Bug, stocking, wreath, mistletoe, tree, etc. This is not like current pop-up books that have a major event with the turn of a page. These require the reader's manipulation: many pieces move flatly on the page (with a tab pull), some you unfold to reveal the pop up. While this may not dazzle as much initially, it does make it fun for kids as you read the question and they await the movement and answer. And this may mean they can turn the pages because it doesn't require as much care (as, say, a Sabuda pop up). Also, it might not get as destroyed by young, not-so careful readers.

Two notes:
My copy has a few pages where the tabs are a bit stiff.
The last page, which has a light and music, requires the tab to be pushed back in to turn it off (if this isn't done, the battery will wear down).
4846141
This is a cute book about a sneaky Gorilla, but this is a book of few words. At times that is a welcomed change from the 40+ paged Dr. Seuss books I have to keep reading, but it left me wanting more. Our little girl still enjoys looking at the pages, the illustrations are great, but it isn't one she is begging us to read all the time.
3273410
My daughter (8 year old) finished it in one morning (less than an hour). Perhaps make more comprehensive book where this could be a part (chapter).
1972178
It's not a full-size workbook like you would think it would be. It's a tiny workbook. The stills listed are pretty simple and I'm surprised this is written for a fifth grader level.  Kids went through this very quickly.
4703766
There are about 10-20 solid pages of helpful content out of this whole book. I wish I had just skimmed it.
2780160
My Huge Money Tree is a decent little book about children worrying about adult problems, in this case money. I would recommend this book for children who are kindergarten aged and older. I read this book to 5-7 year old's and that seemed to be about the perfect age group for this book.

The illustrations are cute and fit the story line well. The book is written in rhyming verses. The rhymes in this book are pretty good overall. The book has one sentence that caused many kids to ask a question about. That sentence is "she paced down the passage into the living room". Most kids don't call a hallway a passage and did not know what the book meant.

The kids enjoyed the idea of a "money tree" and I love the fact that the book teaches kids that money is not so easy to come by. I like the idea of using this book in a lesson about teaching kids how to count change and/or the value of a dollar.

So, why did I give this book 3 stars? Because the book is spam central. There is the promise of a free "creative and fun kit" in exchange for downloading the Kindle book. When you click on the free gift, you are taken to the author's website and must provide an e-mail address to get the free gift. To me this is a red flag that the author is trying to build a mailing list under the cover of a free gift.

The free "creative and fun kit" by the way isn't worth your e-mail address, as the entire "kit" is two pages in length, one is a coloring page and the other is the same page already colored. The free gift is also promoted at the end of this book with two additional pages that follow a page begging for book reviews. After providing your e-mail address you are given an affiliate link to purchase a toy as well.

The spam in this book continues in the "about author" section which is an agonizing 5 pages in length and features over 25 links to other books the author has written. Following the "about author" section is 7 more pages listing more links of books written by the author. The book feels like there is more spam than story pages.
878272
Just to clarify - each 16 page book is *one* story, although there are 28 stories in the series.  The words are in big clear type, nice for early readers.  This is the Ugly Duckling (in case you are, like me, an English speaker, buying a gift).
4890463
I would like to see this little story properly developed as a real book for children, with pictures. It's very short, maybe 6 pages? And written very simply - I think a child of ages 2 - 5 years would enjoy it.
1375489
Our local bookstore recommended this book.  My 3 1/2 year old took a trip to their store and found a comfy chair.  Its a great board book.  About 5-10 words per page.  Nice one time read for my nearly four year old, but he wouldn't likely pick it up again.  Could be really nice for a new dad, especially a playful one as in the book.
1277391
A small sticker book, with pretty pictures and stickers. The stickers aren't the reusable kind, and a few tore when my one year old tried to remove them. All in all, I think it took my four year old around twenty minutes to put the stickers on the right pages, and then that's about all you can do with it.. My one year old has had fun removing some of the stickers again..
1994392
I kind of assumed this book would be like it's Facebook page is, but for children. Which is guess it is, just not little stories.. one big story. Still very cute!
1375180
I have mixed feelings about this.  It rhymes and the illustrations are fine, but it's so much of a "reading is good" book.  Spoiler alert: Veronica's 5,000 friends are 5,000 books.  Her schoolmates come to her house and she "introduces" them to her 5,000 books in a rhyme.  And the book basically takes you through references in rhyme and illustrations to lots of other illustrated kids books like Madeline, or The Cat in the Hat, or Make Way for Ducklings, or other famous children's book.  When my toddler pointed at pics and asked "what's this?" "Why is that?" the answer was pretty much that there's this other children's book and that's a picture of a character from that other book.  But pretty much I haven't read him those other books.  Like I said, the rhyme and illustrations are fine.  But, it's kind of this ode to a bunch of children's books I haven't read to my toddler.  Good execution of a corny concept.  If, however, you have read a lot of older Caldecott and other contest winners, then maybe it could be fun for your child to say "That's a picture of ___." or to catch a reference in the text to books they've read before.