Customer Reviews

Who Took the Farmer's Hat?

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Wow I just love this book, It was on the recommended reading list as part of a reading programme I have my daughter on and I just love this book, it is simple and easy to understand. My daughter just loves this book and reads it all the time, I must say this book, has become a particular favourite of mine too

This was my favorite book as a child - a gift from a family friend. I actually learned how to read when I was 4 1/2 with this book. I'm now expecting my first child and my mom bought it for him! I can't wait to read it together and hope he enjoys it as much as I did.

I am a reading specialist and my first graders love reading this book. I wish I could buy copies for each of them to keep!

My preschool children love the animals and make animal sounds as they read the story with their parent.

Mom and child (4 years old) enjoy this book at bedtime. It's a cute story and not too long or to short great for bedtime reading.

I love this book. My 23 month old daughter loves this book. Yes, it's a well-written, well-paced, engaging story. And then there is the message which simply unfolds before you: the world we see depends on the world we know. Not everyone will see things the same way that you do.

I repeat, I love this book.

My daughter is a beginning reader. After completing "Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons," she was able to jump right in and read all but 2-3 of the words in this book. The story and illustrations lend themselves to great questions about observation and reading comprehension.

I really enjoyed reading this book to my own child, and he requested it again, which carries more weight with me than popularity and gimmicky-ness (I avoid digitally produced illustrations if at all possible). The illustrations in this book appear to be a combination of line, charcoal, and watercolor, and very unassuming, almost childlike themselves. The repetitive nature of the storyline allows the child to participate in the story whether by reading it or not, and predict the next event. In the end, one gets the feeling that all of the animals are conspiring with the bird in transforming the farmer's attitude about the importance of posessing his hat. We were all happy for the farmer that he got a new hat out of it, and for the bird that he got to keep his new nest!

thanks for such great and fast service, the book is perfect, my pre-schoolers love it.

A charming story of the adventures a farmer takes to find who took his hat and his sacrifice in the end.