Customer Reviews

Sometimes I Wonder If Poodles Like Noodles

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4 star:		(3)
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Need an interesting and a fun approach to teach rhyming and a love of poetry to emergent readers? Well, this is a hit, at least it was in my kindergarten class. My 5/6 year olds loved it! I would highly recommend this to parents, teachers, librarians, and anyone else who is interested in developing a love of reading in their children. Studies show that rhyming is a first-step to reading, and I see it in my classes each year. I enjoyed this myself as a tool in shaping my students' reading skills. Have fun!!!

After purchasing the book for my son, I decided to purchase this book for each of the families attending his birthday party. It was a great little party favor gift rather than candy or silly little noise makers. The art is very well put together to incorporate relevant pieces from each story. My son looks at the pictures and picks out different animals each time we read it. The story talks about riding on the tale of a whale and within the pictures you see a child riding the tale of a whale.

They would read this delightful book!

What a lovely book for children to experience the love and joy of poodles. It mae me so happy!

Children really enjoy reading or listening to this book. They love the rhymes. I use this book with the Reading Education Assistance Dog program in grade schools and second graders. Fun times.

As a lover of poodles, the title of this book drew me in. The clever title and cover illlustration made me think the subject would be all about my favorite breed - the poodle, but that's where it ends. The only illustrated picture of poodles is on its front cover. The rest of the book includes a variety of different animals, but never again the poodle. However, this book is upbeat, nicely illustrated and the rhyming is creative, all reasons for which I give it a 4-star rating.

It may not have the greatest rhymes but it relates well to the familiar activities of children and catches their attention.