The text may be simple, but the rhythm of the language when spoken by a child or read by a parent can in itself be endlessly entertaining. Add in the quirky illustrations of dogs in every size, shape, and color (even polka dots) in cars, on skis, playing music, on roller skates, on foot,... read more
It is a book about all kinds of dogs. Throughout the book one dog continues to ask another dog if he likes his hat and the dog always says no. The dog accepts his judgment and leaves every time. By the end of the book the dog that says he doesn't like the hat sees that there is a party... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
“"Do you like my hat?" "No, I do not like your hat!" "Goodbye" "Goodbye”
“Go, dog. Go!”
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[New York] Beginner Books [1961] 64 p. illus. 24 cm.Highlighted by 3 Kindle customers
Preceded by Green Eggs and Ham, and followed by The Big Honey Hunt.
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