Under My Hood I Have a Hat
by Karla Kuskin
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A child describes the many layers of clothing needed to brave the winter weather.Tags
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Sweet title about all the things we wear on a snowy day, in rhyming lines that are clever and funny.
Under My Hood I Have a Hat is such a cute little book. It reminded me a lot of the book The Red Book. Very simple illustrations and a very sweet story to go along with it. Basically, the story is about a girl who takes off articles of clothing and there continues to be another type of cloth underneath the previous one. There is also a rhyming pattern that follows this story and thats what makes it so cute. A great first book for one of your niece or nephews. I really did enjoy reading this book even though it only took about 1 minute.
This book was considerably average in my opinion. The pictures while they were bright and colorful, at points seemed very unthoughtout and simple. This style could be used to do amazing things if the plot was not just as simple to follow. This is a fantastic book for students who are beginning to learn to read, yet it leaves much to desire at the end of the story.
This is a cute story about a child's layers of clothing put on for winter. This could be used in any early childhood setting to talk about bundling up for winter weather and could transition quite nicely into poems or stories about winter.
Beautiful illustrations, along with the story, it opens it up for discussions.
a book that talks about all the layers of clothing that one would wear during the winter.
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This history about a little girl, who show all the clothes . that she was using during winter season.She went outside with her dog to enjoy of the snoe and she felt off and she can"t get up . because had more clothes.
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Karla Kuskin was born in Manhattan on July 17, 1932. She received a bachelor of fine arts degree from Yale University in 1955. Her first book, Roar and More (1956), was the result of her senior graphic-arts project, for which she had to design and print a book on a small press. She was the author or illustrator of more than 50 children's books show more during her lifetime including In the Middle of the Trees (1958); The Rose on My Cake (1964); The Philharmonic Gets Dressed (1982); The Dallas Titans Get Ready for Bed (1986); Jerusalem, Shining Still (1987); City Dog (1994); The Upstairs Cat (1997); Moon, Have You Met My Mother? (2003); and Traces (2008). She died of cortical basal ganglionic degeneration on August 20, 2009 at the age of 77. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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