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Caps for Sale Board Book: A Tale of a Peddler, Some Monkeys and Their Monkey Business (Reading Rainbow Books)

Description

The classic tale of a peddler, some monkeys and their monkey business.

Reviews

Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2010-07-28
Summary: "WARNING: Abridged! NOT the "classic tale" as promised"

The back of this book promises "the classic tale of a peddler, some monkeys and their monkey business."

And I love the classic tale, and so do my kids, for its sweet innocent text, its rhythmic repetitions and the unique character and palette of its illustrations. All of which are preserved here except... as I discovered when I sat down to read this to a group of kids at circle time... the delightful text. Oh, and some of the pictures.

I would definitely not call it the SAME BOOK since the text is different, and I think it's mighty sneaky of the publisher (HarperFestival) to hint that you're getting "the classic tale" when what you're getting is some editorial department's cut-n-slash decisions about what makes the book tick.

What I like about this book is the repetition of the order of the hats, which kids enjoy as well, but one full repeat is missing, and another has been pared down slightly. Some of the text has been skipped - the entire second page - and elsewhere, it's paraphrased for brevity.

Perhaps if you've never read the original, you'll enjoy this book. For me, used to the rhythms and humour of the original, this board book version is woefully lacking.

Luckily, our version is from the library, so all I have to do is give it back - no returns processing necessary. I hope others will learn from my mistake before it ends up costing them the $9/$12 (in Canada), plus shipping, that they'd have to pay to get this book home. And the disappointment of knowing it's not the "classic tale" at all.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-25
Summary: "Excellent Book"

Caps for Sale-not very well known book to present generation of parents and children. Whenever I give it as a gift, parents tell me their children always love it and ask for it to be read to them.
Special fun if you have caps or hats for child to use while you read the book to them.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-05-13
Summary: "Favorite book of my 14-month-old son!"

I remember this book from Reading Rainbow when I was a child. When I saw it on sale, I had to pick it up for my baby boy! It's a cute story, and easy to read. I think it's good for babies because of the repetition and ability to act out parts while reading. My 14 month old recently started imitating the peddler and the monkeys by shaking his finger and saying "tsz, tsz, tsz!" Very cute. I love this book!

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-01-08
Summary: "A great read for all. . ."

Don't let the 1940 copyright fool you. This is not only a great story for children, it is also one that the parents and/or grandparents will never tire of reading. It is now being read to the third generation in my family and is a true classic in children's literature. No home library should be without it. This book also makes a great gift for any child over the age of three and is not hard to read for young readers as well.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-09-01
Summary: "Really good book, my son loves it"

I am always reading stories for my 3 1/2 year old son (my parents never read to me, so I don't want him to have the same misfortunes). Especially bedtime, when it's time to have 5 books. Usually, my son will stay with a few of the same ones for a week, then change it up. I've had this book for over a month and it gets read every night. Sometimes I have to read it twice. I really like the artwork, and the fact that there's not too many words per page (for those little ones that get bored quickly), and the story is entertaining. I never heard of the book before I bought it, I was just browsing, but it is a great find and obviously a classic. You can't go wrong if you child is even mildly amused by having stories read to him/her. Enjoy it!