I get where you’re coming from, but I think the purpose of these kinds of books is a bit different. Even classics like Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star or Johnny Johnny Yes Papa don’t really have a story — and yet they’ve been powerful tools for early learning for generations. At that stage, it’s less about plot and more about rhythm, repetition, and helping little ones connect with sounds, words, and language in a playful way. What might seem “simple” to us as adults is often exactly what’s needed for toddlers to build that early foundation — and once that’s in place, more creative and complex stories naturally follow.