Another great book, destined to help teach your children words. These books are great for children to be able to pick up words out of the page. The rhymes are easy to remember and aid them in word recognition. Not to mention that the story is very cute and one that almost everyone knows. I highly recommend it.

Let me start by saying that yes I know Green eggs and ham is a childrens book. Simple concepts are so important when it comes to any aspect of business whether it is communication, sales or leadership. What can a salesperson learn from Green eggs and ham? Well go ahead an read how many times Sam I am takes no and does not walk away. This is a short book that could be kept in your car, in a desk drawer or even on the book case. If you are having a bad day pick it up and read it. Laugh then fix your composure then go sell something.

My daughter picked this book at the library and did not want to give it back. So I purchased it for her so she can practice reading and enjoy this classic, funny tale.

My Daughter loves this book it is 1 of 2 books she reads every night. I loved Green Eggs and Ham as a child and still laugh when I read it with her.

The tale of a picky eater this goofy book has a sing song-y sound, bright art and an a sense of over the top that kids love.

I love the book Green Eggs and Ham. I bought the BOARD BOOK for my 2 year old to enjoy. With all of the flaps it was not sturdy enough and within 24 hours the book was ripped to shreads from opening and closing the flaps. He loved the book. I don't think he was exceptionally rough. Due to his lack of fine motor skills he worked the flaps and caused the rips. We have no other board books that were ripped to shreds from normal use. Board books are for toddlers not preschoolers that have a concept of books.

Best of all of the Dr. Seuss books. It is totally my favrorite. Well between this one and the Cat in the Hat. and How the Grinch stole Christmas.

I love this book! I'm in Year 8, and I still like amusing myself reading Green eggs and ham. Practically know this book back to front...hmmm i wonder how green eggs and ham really taste like.

i like how Dr Seuss created such a fun, colourful book using less than fifty words.. it's a great book for kids who are learning to read, and the rhythm of the story makes it fun for prents to read out loud! this is a great book, especially from a guy who hated children.

Do you like Green Eggs and ham? I Do, I Do Sam-I-Am! What a great story especially reading them to kids. I will always remember the times when I am young as I read the story to my niece. How little Sam-I-Am never stopped asking the man if he would eat green eggs and ham anywhere has a vauled lesson of being perssitant never giving up and always trying. That is a great lesson to learn from this book.

Just atrocious

I would read it with a fox, I would read it in a box; I loved this book when I was small; I love it now that I am tall; I love this book by Dr. Seuss, for the smile it would induce; I would not, could not, give it up; not even when I'm all grown up.

"The Cat In the Hat" was a classic, and its follow-up ("The Cat in the Hat Comes Back") was fair. But Dr. Seuss should have stopped there. His books quickly became pitiful and each one seemed worse than the one that came out before it. [yes, I posted this some time ago, but the guy who gave it 13 "not helpfuls" has been lax in his duties lately, so I'm putting this up again to give him some more exercise - hop to it, Fido!]

This was one of my favorites when I was younger. A guy named Sam I Am tries to get a grinchy-like man to try something new. This book has the classic rhyming words in it and it has a good ending. This is a Dr. Seuss classic to me and i would reccomend it to Dr. Seuss lovers.

Green Eggs and Ham is one of Seuss's classic. Sam I am trying his best to get the grouchy man to try a new food. I like the fact that this book teaches about trying new things,and you may end up like the grouchy guy and like something new.

One of the best children's book ever. Who doesn't remember being read this as a child, and laughing/cringing at the thought of GREEN eggs and ham? Blech! I especially liked the Jesse Jackson reading of it on Saturday Night Live years ago. At least that was one thing that putz did right.