BIG DOG…LITTLE DOG
17 Dec 2009
Product Description
Big Dog . . . Little Dog has been reformatted in to a Beginner Book to stick on P. D. Eastman’s alternative classics:
Go, Dog. Go! as well as Are You My Mother? This pleasant book chronicles a day in a hold up of Ted as well as Fred–two dogs who have been opposite in each way, though additionally a most appropriate of friends. An ungodly key to a concepts of size, color, as well as opposites, with one more art as well as content by a creator’s son, Tony Eastman…. More >>
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5 Responses
2009 Dec 17
My mum used to read this to me and now I do the same to my son. He loves it too, guess it will continue going on from generation to generation
Rating: 5 / 5
2009 Dec 17
Okay… not that simple. But simple enough for any kid with the bare basic proficiency
Or, you could read it aloud to a younger child, that works too.
My nieces (5 and 2.5) request this book often enough. I’m not sure what grabs them – the opposites, Fred’s plain bad luck, the silly problem and solution at the end – but they do like it a lot.
Rating: 4 / 5
2009 Dec 17
I bought this book for my wife who remembered having it read to her by her parents when she was a child. The book was exactly like she remembered, except for the fact that now it is in a hard back edition. We even bought an extra copy to give to her parents. They couldn’t believe that we found it! Thanks Amazon.com for helping my wife revisit some great childhood memories. Great children’s book! Great illustrations! Worth every penny!
Rating: 5 / 5
2009 Dec 17
My 2 1/2 yr old loves this book! It is a great bedtime read. It teaches opposites and colors, and it’s one I don’t mind reading over and over again. It also conveys that these two dogs are great friends, even though they have totally opposite preferences.
Rating: 5 / 5
2009 Dec 17
My little girl loves this story, it’s a simple, easy to understand yet entertaining story. I also found it useful for teaching her words, on each page I would ask her to find things for me or I would point at something and aske her to tell me what it was. She thoroughly enjoyed this game and learned a lot of new words through playing it.
Rating: 5 / 5