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Summary: My 6 Month Old Loves This Book!
Review: After reading this book to my 6 month old, I'm convinced it's never too early to read to a child. She recognizes those wonder rhyming patterns and squeals in delight.
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Summary: Very Good Book For Youngsters
Review: This book is amaginative and fun
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Summary: Wonderful For All Ages
Review: This book as well as others from his collection give children the chance to grow and enjoy life through books rather than with the technology of a television. One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish helps teach children how to count as well as the some of the primary colors.
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Summary: I love this book
Review: I love this book since kinder. I have this book for 8 years almost 9 .But I still like that book alot.
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Summary: A very happy book
Review: Children are introduced to color words, rhyme, and visual and poetic surprises in a delightful book that remains memorable and refreshing. Dr. Suess makes a toy of words.
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Summary: I miss this book!
Review: I don't know exactly where my copy of One Fish... is right now, but I do miss it. All of Dr. Seuss' books are wonderful for young readers, but this one holds a special place in my heart because of the obsession I had with a particular page in the book when I was little. It's the one with the creature who stands on his head and says, in part, "My shoe is off, my foot is cold, I have a bird I like to hold." I used to stare at this page as if it were the most fascinating thing in the world. This, like all Dr. Seuss books, has delightful illustrations and funny text. Every child should read Dr. Seuss!
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Summary: This was a funny book.
Review: I am a third grader. I liked this book because of the pretty fish pictures. Rhyming is fun and I liked to read it. It had two hard words. Anyone who likes to read would like this book.
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Summary: my first book
Review: this book taught me how to read and count pretty good. I read when I was 4 and still read it and im 7
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Summary: It's a classic!
Review: If your child is a beginning reader, consider this book. Children enjoy the wonderful rhymes and made-up words. The delightful illustrations help them figure out the words. As an added bonus, adults will enjoy it, too, even if you read it many years ago.
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Summary: Every day, from here to there, funny things are everywhere
Review: You might think that "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" is a Dr. Seuss book about counting or colors (or counting and colors or even counting colors), but that would simply be the hook for something much larger. The thesis of this Beginner Book appears opposite the first page, where we are informed by a small creature with a giant mustache and a yellow star for a belly button that "From there to here, from here to there, funny things are everywhere." If anything this Dr. Seuss book has bits and pieces from lots of other Dr. Seuss books. You have a series of opposite because fish are not only red and blue but old and new, you have Ned who does not like his bed, there is Yop who only likes to hop from finger top to finger top, and all sorts of strange looking animals. There is even a creature that looks like the Cat in the Hat except he is completely yellow, including his hat, has a polka dot bow tie, and eleven fingers.Consequently, if "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" is one of the first Dr. Seuss books that a beginning reader begins reading they should go back and read it again after they have gone through the rest of the good doctor's books because they will then be better able to appreciate some of the familiar faces in this book. However, since this is not a book for early beginning readers, most kids will get to this one after they have covered the basic Dr. Seuss books and become well accustomed to his delightful volumes of rhymed absurdity. This particular book has been inspiring the imagination of beginning readers since 1960 and there is no reason for it to stop with that endeavor at this point in time.
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