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Green Eggs and Ham (I Can Read It All by Myself Beginner Books) Review
User Submitted Green Eggs and Ham (I Can Read It All by Myself Beginner Books) ReviewsMarch 9, 2010 Yes, We LOVE Green Eggs and Ham, Sam I Am! Our first grade teacher, Mrs. Evatt, introduced our class to this Dr. Seuss book during our Dr. Seuss week. As a class we voted to rate this book with 5 stars because it was one of our very favorites. Dylan loves this book because of the ending. He really liked it when the main character finally tried green eggs and ham and told Sam that he does like them. Abby loves this book because Sam I Am asks the main character over and over if he likes green eggs and ham in all of the different places. Ty loves this book because the main character is pretty funny when he does not like green eggs and ham. He says, "I do not like them, Sam I Am, I do not like green eggs and ham!" We all love this book for many reasons... the colorful illustrations, the rhyming words, the funny characters, and Dr. Seuss's amazing style. We would highly recommend this book to a friend. March 5, 2010 GREEN EGGS & HAM I thought this was a very intelligent type of way for young children to learn rhyming words. I like the theme of the book and the way it was put together. It was about how this boss type of character swore up and down how he didn't like green eggs and ham, and how he wouldn't eat them in certain locations or with certain animals. It's a very entertaining type of book for children, and that's coming from experience. I loved dr.suess's creative kiddy books when I was younger and now watching my little sister develop into a toddler, she seems to love the books too.! I recommend these books to all youth across the world! CASHMERE' FUDGE February 17, 2010 Funnier now as a parent This book was comical when I was a child and now that I am a parent, its hilarious. My daughter gets a kick out of Sam-I-am and I'm amused about the fact that she and Sam are nearly one in the same. February 17, 2010 A imperfect classic No one can argue against Green Eggs and Ham's importance in children's literature, nor question Dr. Seuss' skill at successfully writing a book with only fifty unique words (and all but one are monosyllabic!). But you would also be right if you see Sam-I-am's dogged persistence as an example of peer pressure, even if the end justifies the means. Are we teaching children that "No Means No" only the first dozen times? So if you want a fun rhyming book to deal with a picky eater, try Alfi Beasti Don't Eat That (Picture Puffin) instead. January 4, 2010 Try it, you may like it Who hasn't read it. From childhood these treasured books come out once more to be read to our own children. Even for an adult, I find them to be quite entertaining. The story is basically about a persistent, Sam I am, who keeps trying to get his friend to eat green eggs and ham, until one day, his persistence pays off. The moral of the story: you may like it if you try it. Lord bless Scott For more Green Eggs and Ham (I Can Read It All by Myself Beginner Books) reviews click here.
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