Little Pea
by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, Jen Corace
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Book Reviews of Little Pea
Book Review: Good! and you don't have to eat 'em
Summary: 4 Stars
Little Pea is a sweet book, just right for toddlers who understand cause and effect. The humorous twist is that instead of having to eat vegetables to get to dessert, the baby pea has to finish all his yucky candy to get to the good stuff (spinach). Both the language and illustrations are playful and fun. My 2+ year old loved it and I second his recommendation.Book Review: My girls LOVE this book
Summary: 5 Stars
My 3 & 5 year olds absolutely adore this book. I was a bit surprised, but the author really appeals to the audience here. It seems a bit boring to me, not my favorite read. It was cute the first 50 times. I had hoped it would help my girls open their "palates", so to speak...no such luck. Oh well, at least they like the story! Cute illustrations.Book Review: Yum....Yum....Extra Yum!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a really great bedtime book for our 3 year old son. The reverse psychology is a kick for adults (little pea hates candy which he has to eat every night for dinner but can't wait to have spinach for dessert). Has good subtle concepts built in like days of the week, counting, etc. Perfect length for a 3 book pre-bedtime reading ritual. Enjoy!Book Review: Clever book with a great twist on eating.
Summary: 4 Stars
Cute little story about a pea who has to suffer through the same dinner every night, candy, to finally get his well deserved dessert-yummy spinach! Happy colorful illlustrations expressing the many emotions of the little pea and his family. Great twist about eating your veggies. This story concludes with, "And they lived hap-pea-ly ever after."Book Review: Let the kids decide!
Summary: 5 Stars
My 6 and 4 year old have made me read this book twice every night since we got it at the library. We are now buying our own copy and a few extras as gifts. Perhaps it is best not to preview books (except for appropriateness) and let the children decide what they like. My girls even argue over which of them gets to read it!