reviews
Jan 04, 2011
This is the best kind of picture book! We check out 50 library books at a time and this is one of the very best. My 18 month old has been dragging it around for three weeks because it is big and bright. My first and second grader read it and enjoyed the clever illustrations (they don't usually even pick up the picture books). Today I read it for my preschool and it held the attention of all six kid. It was big enough for everyone to see, they couid count, practice colors, practice opposites
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May 05, 2009
This didn't hold X-man's attention at all...
And it didn't hold much interest for me. The fact it is a picture book about fish meant I was making comparisons with Dr. Seuss's One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. I wasn't exactly enamoured with Dr. Seuss's book, and this book didn't compare favourably... More...
And it didn't hold much interest for me. The fact it is a picture book about fish meant I was making comparisons with Dr. Seuss's One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. I wasn't exactly enamoured with Dr. Seuss's book, and this book didn't compare favourably... More...
Jun 15, 2010
The summer reading program this summer (2010) is Make a Splash with Reading, so story time today was 5 fish books. This is the type of story that explores all different types of one thing, really exploring adjectives. The colors were nice and there were heavy black outlines to make the images stand out. Not my favorite book of this type, it it was alright, and a board book.
Apr 28, 2008
Summary (CIP): Swim along with Little Fish and meet all his fishy friends in a splishy, splashy riot of color and rhyme under the sea.
REVIEW: This cheerful and imaginative oversized boardbook with concepts and controlled vocabulary hits a little of everything: rhymes, opposites, a few numbers, colors, and patterns galore. Did you ever see fish with hearts, stars, or clouds on them? Or a peacock fish? You’ll see it all in this fun book that ends with a reunion with momma fish an More...
REVIEW: This cheerful and imaginative oversized boardbook with concepts and controlled vocabulary hits a little of everything: rhymes, opposites, a few numbers, colors, and patterns galore. Did you ever see fish with hearts, stars, or clouds on them? Or a peacock fish? You’ll see it all in this fun book that ends with a reunion with momma fish an More...
Dec 04, 2010
This book is about different kinds of fish. This book is great for young children and emergent readers. This book had rhyming words and great visuals that children can use for context clues to figure out the words. Good book to have in a kindergarten classroom.
Jun 30, 2010
I like this book becuase it takes the children on an exploration through the ocean with little fishy. Through the story, little fish, introduce the reader to all his friends in the sea. They all come in differents shares, sizes, and patterns.
Jun 01, 2010
This book is very popular with Baby Marissa and her Papa. We enjoy the large drawings and fanciful fish, such as the Eye Fish, Smiley Fish, and Gripy Fish. It's not Dr. Seuss so there are no creative and crazy rhymes, but it's a very cute book.
Nov 10, 2011
This was so cute. Had Royce and Dallin giggling. You meet all this silly types of fish throughout and then the favorite fish at the end is the mom fish. Really fun little book. written in rhyme if I remember right.
Oct 07, 2011
Whimsical book for toddlers. There are lots of fun fish in the sea but the favorite one is mummy. (I sort of wish they had included daddy as well? Although this book is good for single moms!)
Apr 18, 2011
This rhyming picture book is all about fish; there are fish of every shape, size and color! The pictures really make this book, they are very colorful and eye catching.
Jan 14, 2010
Fishes and fishes and fishes! Beautiful fishes and rhyming fishes, lilting rhythm and lovely art. Enchanting. I'd love prints of every single page of this book, words and all.
Sep 19, 2011
Big and Bright and Fun introduction to simple concept of "opposites" and new vocabulary -- Perfect to use with toddlers or pre-schoolers during a story time or at home!
Dec 04, 2011
This book uses fish to discover patterns, colors, and sizes. I would use this book to discuss the patterns, colors, and sizes we see around us.
Apr 07, 2011
Brightly colored, sweet and silly... this book is simple and delightful! Both of my children (one is two and one is 11 months) love this book!!
Jul 29, 2010
good book on differences between fish and can relate that to differences in people. Good for counting and colors as well.
Mar 29, 2010
Library book. Cute little pictures of different "types" (real and imaginary) of fish. I think Gillian liked it alright.
Nov 14, 2011
Little Fish introduces readers to all of his fishy friends in the sea. Then he finds his favorite of them all.
May 20, 2010
Love the bright heavily-bordered illustrations of smiling, googly-eyed fanciful fish on varying deep-blue backgrounds.
Jan 23, 2009
The bright, happy colors, glossy pages, and creative artwork make this a favorite for pre-schoolers.
Aug 28, 2010
In typical Lucy Cousins' fashion, brightly illustrated pictures meets with rhythmic text for a fun read.
Jul 10, 2010
Good for preschool story time. Also good intro for teaching adjectives for older students!!
Jan 23, 2009
A Fun and colorful Story! Especially great for young fish lovers and preschoolers alike!
Sep 21, 2011
A very lovely first book for anyone. Will become a favourite for the whole family.
Aug 25, 2011
This bright over-size book of aquatic opposites works great with a story time crowd!
Oct 08, 2011
Great for the toddler age, with big images, bold line and bright colors.
