My First Real Mother Goose

by Blanche Fisher Wright

Book Overview

A collection of familiar Mother Goose rhymes, including Jack Be Nimble, To Market, and Ring Around the Rosies. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0439146712
• ISBN13: 9780439146715
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Cartwheel Books
• Length: 30 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.7" x 4.9"
• Age Range: 3 years and under

Customer Reviews

Great Book

My son has loved this book from day one. He is almost 2 1/2, and we are on our 2nd copy. He calls it baa baa. He asks to have it read over and over again. I never heard of many of the nursery rhymes, but who cares. He loves it, and that is what matters.

Love this book!

All three of my kids have loved this book, starting from about 14 months. My four year old twins still stop and listen when I read it to their little brother. These classic and timeless rhymes are also fun for me to read aloud! A must for every toddler's library!

Great First Addition to Mother Goose

My son received this book on his first birthday and has enjoyed it so much! His favorite is "Jack be Nimble, Jack be Quick." He enjoys looking at the pictures by himself and I don't have to worry about him ripping the pages! The illustrations are adorable and they have a vintage quality to them. It is nice that other skin colors are represented as well. I'd highly recommend this version of some Mother Goose.

Perfect Choice!

This adorable book is entertaining for the parent as well as the child! It's great to be able to share these familiar rhymes with my child. The pictures are bright and detailed, and the board book is the perfect size for a diaper bag!

My kids love this book!

My son is 2, my daughter is 1, and I have another baby on the way! My toddlers love this book. This Mother Goose board book is perfect for us because we get to read my old favorites without the worry of tearing up the book, spilling something on it or cleaning up the typical crayon marks often found in books. I often let the kids take the book to bed with them, and they pretend to read it by themselves. Never underestimate the power of reading to your children!