My three and four year old like this book. My three year old went through a few week phase of wanting to read this book every night. It encourages using your imagination.
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A classic enjoyed by our children and now our grandchildren!
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My granddaughter ydia first learning to read can read it now by herself and likes this book so much! We both enjoy hearing it together...
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Yes, I am a 45 year old man writing a review for a children's book, and, no, I do not think that I ought to be ashamed of myself. A short while ago I stumbled upon a copy of this book by accident and I could't believe the flood of warm and pleasant memories that it brought back. This was perhaps my favorite childhood book, along with the sequels. Maybe this was because from my earliest memories I always wanted to be an artist,...
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My mother teaches preschool to mostly Spanish-speakers, so this was a must have. A very good translation of the beloved English classic.
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Refrigerator art and experimental LEGO cars are proof kids have vivid imaginations, but sometimes they have ideas for ingenious things that change the world, like popsicles (age 11), the trampoline (age 16), swim flippers (age 11), and earmuffs (age 15). What would you do if your kidventor came up with a mind-bending invention that was actually viable? The parents of the kids below all answered, "Patent it, build it, and/or sell it!"