Customer Reviews

Me Too! (A Golden Look-Look Book)

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I am a 2nd grade student. My name is Nicholas. I liked the part when Little Critter said, "Me, too!" because his sister had kept saying, "Me, too!".

My son is 3.5 years old and his sister is one year old so playing together nicely and sharing toys are big issues at the moment. My son likes very much this book series by Mercer Mayer and "Me Too!" is not an exception. He relates to the book's subject and he enjoys its' end very much since it shows that there can be a silver lining to all his big brother troubles.

This book was a favorite of our daughter, the youngest of three girls, who often felt like saying, "Me, too!" This past Christmas she gave a copy to her little niece, our first grandchild. All of the Mercer Mayer books capture childhood experiences in brief but highly readable formats that children can readily relate to.

This is a really pleasing book for young children to chime into as the story progresses. It also has a little twist at the end to make little ones think a bit. The problem is finding a sturdier hardback or board book edition is almost impossible.

This book is about his sister who wants to do every thing with her older brother and if he said no she would cry. It teaches big brothers to share with their little sister. Children will love the characters and the illustrations.

This book was really cute. I loved how everytime his little sister said ''me too'' he didn't tell her no. My favorite part was when his little sister had her very own candy cane and he said ''me too?'' and she said ''you too''. So, I guess theres a moral to this story, Treat others the way you want to be treated.

Highly recommend these books. We are purchasing them for the second generation and they are as big of a hit as they were when we bought them for our ownkids!

Bought this book for my son after his little sister was born. Great story, and lots of fun to read interactively!

Many of my childrens' favorite books have had what I call "hooks", memorable catch phrases similar to the chorus of a good pop song; there isn't one my three year old daughter loves to repeat more than this one. In fact, this is her favorite book in the whole world right now. It is also her ten year-old brother's least favorite book in the whole world, but I guess the truth hurts a little sometimes!

My daughter loves the critter books and this has been nice prep for when her little brother starts crawling, etc. It's been nice for her to "experience" situations in books before they happen so it's not so overwhelming. We just love the critter books in general, though. :)