Product Description

This classic tale is given a new airing in Mary Finch's accessible retelling, bolstered by Elisabeth Bell's bold and striking illustrations. As they follow the activities of the little red hen, children will easily learn how plants grow and where bread comes from, as well as how important it is to help others. A basic bread recipe is also included to bake and share with family and friends!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #402574 in Books
• Published on: 2001-03-01
• Original language: Spanish
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 32 pages

From Publishers Weekly
PreSchool-Grade 2-This traditional tale of the little red hen who finds an ear of wheat and tries to get her companions to help her in planting it is well-translated into Spanish. At every step of the process, her housemates, the rooster and the mouse, refuse to help her out. So she plants, waters, grows, harvests, and mills the wheat and then bakes it into a delicious loaf of bread. When the rooster and the mouse ask for helpings, she refuses to share her bounty, because they had not helped. They learn their lesson well; the second half of the book shows all three going through the process again and, this time, enjoying the fruits of their labor together. The strong colors in the eye-catching illustrations will keep readers turning the pages. Appropriate for school and public libraries as well as bookstores. MOB
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Review
"A cheerful story, illustrated in bright primary colours.... An enjoyable tale for sharing and one that very young children will quickly try to read for themselves." --Carousel