Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #31357 in Books
• Published on: 2005-12
• Original language: Spanish
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 67 pages

From Booklist
Dr. Seuss' easy-to-read rhymes about such unusual animals as las mascotas amarillas/todas se llaman Zedillas (yellow pets called the Zeds) appear here in lilting Spanish. Some beginning readers may be confused by the lack of connection from one rhyme to the next, but everyone will enjoy the author-artist's vivacious, recognizable art. REVWR
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Customer Reviews

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, You didn't bother to make it rhyme??
Dr. Seuss is all about rhymes...this literal translation was obviously commissioned by someone only interested in making a few bucks, no consideration for the story or the kids reading it. Unfortunately, I did not realize that when I bought this book.

SAVE YOUR MONEY!

I now ONLY buy Seuss traslations by Aida E. Marcuse, those are done properly. My kids love them!

One of the best, Huevos Verde con Jamon...Si me gusto Juan Ramon!

One Fish, Two Fish in Espanol
So many of my friends who are the first generation living in the US, they grew up speaking a different language, are frustrated with how little their children speak of their language. I had purchased this book for my nephew, whose mother is a 2nd generation Mexican; when speaking to my brother about the language challenge, he said that it isn't so much the 2nd generation to the US that care as much about this. BUT when my nephew's abuelita comes over, it brings great joy to her heart to find something she can read to her little nieto. It is a wonderful way to support growing up with 2 languages.

A Fun Book
For Read Across America night at school, a fellow teacher and I read bot the English and Spanish version of this book. the families really enjoyed it. With all the repetion, the children quickly picked up the Spanish words.