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But, every kid I have ever known, big or small, loves this book ~ and I am one of them. (Okay - maybe a few can.). It's fun, colorful, goofy and can be read over and over again without getting stale. Who can honestly say they don't like Dr. Seuss.
It's not bad, but it's just not as fun for me to read out loud as some of the other, that's all. Seuss books. My son really likes listening to this, the last few days we've read it a lot. Though frankly, this isn't one my favorite Dr.
I'm sure it will be a big hit in a couple years, though. Quite a bit longer than I'd remembered, though.
It also comes in an audio version. After nine or ten read-alouds it starts to feel a bit long for adults, but the short scenes make it a good fit both for rambunctious toddlers with short attention spans, and early readers who will benefit from the achievement of finishing each scene. A rhythmic, rhyming book of real and imaginary creatures, illustrated in Seuss's delightfully engaging style. It is composed of short, funny scenes that are strung together to form a certain coherency as the creatures named become sillier and sillier.
Of course it is a great book in its own right and will bring back many memories to so many parents. This book (like many Dr Seuss Books) is a favorite bedtime read and it is one that seems to have been memorized quickly and one that started my child reading. The other books also helped, but One Fish Two Fish was one of the first where following along, and counting, started to show.
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