Dr. Seuss - The Foot Book: Dr. Seuss's Wacky Book of Opposites

Pros: It's Dr. Seuss, Rhymes, Educational, Early Reader, Great Illustrations.

Cons: In a Dr. Seuss book? Never!

The Bottom Line: I recommend The Foot Book to anyone wanting to kick the bottom line down to the bottom!

Review: Whenever I bring out a rhyming book to read to my daycare children, I know that it is going to be a great success. It seems we are born with a natural tendency to love to listen rhymes. The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss certainly entertained and ...

Pros: great beginner book for young readers; simple lesson in Seuss fashion

Cons: with Seuss? Are you kidding.

The Bottom Line: is that Dr. Seuss teaches lessons on counting, colors, and basic reading skills through simple rhymes and zany illustrations in the Foot Book.

Review: The The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss was first published in 1968. It is distributed through Random House Publications as part of the Bright and Early Books for Beginning Beginners.

This review is based on the hardback version. The book is...

Pros: Board book format that's delightfully entertaining for little babies

Cons: ~~ NONE ~~

The Bottom Line: These small board books appeal to newborns, and very young children who are not attentive enough for the full-text versions. They are NOT meant to replace the originals.

Review: Welcome to the wonderful world of whimsical, wacky writing, and crazy, colorful caricatures. Geeezz, that’s hard to read aloud. The Foot Book, Dr. Seuss’s Wacky Book of Opposites is an inspired introduction to ...

Pros: Fun, Happy, Imaginative

Cons: None

Review: My daughter has always been most fond of books. She will pull out books and play with those before she will grab any other toys except maybe her Minnie Mouse Purse. She is almost two now, so some books will actually hold her interest for the...

Pros: Repetative,bold large print, children love the silliness.

Cons: My throat gets sore after reading a few Dr Seuss books.

The Bottom Line: Grab a glass of water if you plan on sitting and reading a few Seuss books to your child.

Review: YES another GREAT Dr Seuss book from our little home. The Foot Book is silly, creative and adorable. What did you expect less from Dr Seuss? I cannot help but rave about his books. I have seen people try to copy his books and make...

Pros: early reader, fun characters, teaches opposites

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Dr. Seuss's The Foot Book is a fun rhyming book that teaches opposites while talking about the different types of feet out there.

Review: Dr. Seuss has been loved by kids of all ages for generations. I practiced my reading skills on his books when I was first learning, read them to my daughter in utero, and (since his books are so timeless) taught my daughter to read with them when ...

Pros: A myriad of educational opportunities

Cons: you might miss them

The Bottom Line: This book has a wealth of examples that you can expand upon as teaching tools for your children.

Review: For the longest time I considered this just another in the long line of silly Dr. Seuss books. It was only recently while reading to my daughter that I realized how helpful this book had been. This book was responsible for my daughter learning a whole...

Pros: Keeps kids interested with catchy rhymes

Cons: None

Review: I know this one by heart. "Left foot, left foot, right foot right, feet in the morning, feet at night, left foot, left foot, left foot, right." I know the whole book from reading it every day, sometimes several times a day to my daughter...

Pros: easy to read, funny, colorful, imaginative,educational.

Cons: not for children over 6 years old.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to any parent who enjoys reading to their tiny tots, boy or girl.

Review: The Foot Book is an excellent book for very young children in the preschool mindset. This book is colorful, easy to read and funny. The pictures match the words so children can follow along and learn to read by memorization. The book starts off by ...

Pros: short in length, rhyming, teaches opposites and spatial relations

Cons: none

Review: I am a huge fan of Dr Seuss. My parents read to me his books, and later I read them myself when I was learning to read. I have really enjoyed reading them to my son and guess what? he enjoys them too! I especially enjoy reading him The Foot Book.
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