

Loading... This Is Not My Hat (2012)by Jon Klassen
![]() No current Talk conversations about this book. This book would be great for primary level readers. There is text, but the images tell the story pretty clearly as well. We see a big fish get his hat stolen by a little fish. The little fish thinks he will get away with it, but he goes to hide anyway. The big fish finds out, and goes to find the little fish. He ends up eating the little fish, and swimming away with his hat. I think this shows students that it is never okay to take something that isn't yours. It also is very minimalistic and pretty illustrations. ( ![]() This book tells a simple story about a Little Fish who stole a hat from a Big Fish. The Little Fish knows that he is in the wrong, but he believes he can get away with it. In the end the Little Fish is eaten by the Big Fish. The theme of the story is that stealing is wrong and that justice and truth prevail. The limited text and the simple chinese ink illustrations each tell half of the story and utilize the literary element of irony. I think this book would be best for Kindergarten through second grade students. Not as much of a fun surprise as the last one, but pretty good. This book is best suited for younger children. This book is about a fish who is trying to get away with taking another's hat and trying to not get caught. The ending is not what you would expect. Great and fun read for younger children! This is pee-your-pants brand of funny. Will be reading this at my next storytime. no reviews | add a review
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A tiny minnow wearing a pale blue bowler hat has a thing or two up his fins in this underwater light-on-dark chase scene. No library descriptions found.
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