Can you tell me more about these kid books, and what purpose they have?

[Benie]

Another toddler question, this one related to the children's development books. I assume these books give a boost to specific skills?
If so, which book boosts which skill? It doesn't exactly tell you when you go to buy them.

[Shirin]

While I can't think of all the names off hand, the books boost Logic/Painting/Writing.

On first glance, it doesn't seem like they tell you, but in retrospect, they do.

Writing - Frank I'm Not (as opposed Sam I Am)
Logic - Squares Are Not Triangles
Painting - Handprints of the Masters

Also, each group has identical covers, so if you're not sure on one, you can check the other 2 in the series and see if the cover matches.

Each book provides a 1 level boost to the skill in question, and if you read them in the library to the toddler, it doesn't take any time at all.

[Trip]

Yes, the toddler books exist to give toddlers a head start in certain skills.

Handprints of the Masters, Finger Painting 101, and Don't Stay Within the Lines boost painting.

Squares Are Not Triangles, Counting for Those Who Cannot, and Being Smart for Fun and Profit improve logic.

Blueish Eggs with a Side of Pastrami, Oh the Destinations You'll Briefly Visit, and Frank I'm Not improve writing.

Schipperke also compiled this list here.

[Benie]

Thank you very much, you all.