Cool classic!

My first Dr. Seuss book ever. I am certain that when I have a kid, this will be his (or her) first book. I'm pretty sure I was really into the whole "bring your favorite book to life" thing when I was a kid, because I distinctly remember squirting an entire tube of food coloring on my eggs to make them green. I don't think I ever had ham growing up, but boy, did I want to. :) Would I recommend this to a friend? Hell to the yiss........

I love how Dr. Suess books make reading fun. This definitely is a better read than the old Dick and Jane readers. It answers the question parents ask their children, "how do you know you don't like th taste of some food if you have never tried it.

I cannot wait until my child can read this! Such a great book!

SO much fun to read. I loved it when I was little and my kids love it. It works like a charm if you need to convince a picky eater to try something, thank you to Dr. Suess for that!!

this is one of my favorite children's books.

Classic!

Great read! Lots of fun with the kids. You can turn this into a great adventure with lots of hands on activities to go along with the book too. We re-read this book over and over in a house full of six kids.

Another must have family classic.

CLassic book to rad. I read this to my daughter so much when she was little. Green Eggs and Ham!! :)

This is my absolute favorite Dr. Seuss book! I do storytelling for children. I read to children at the public library and in their school classrooms, preschool and K -2 for outreach programs. I can always draw the kids together with this book. I get very dramatic when I state that "I DO NOT LIKE GREEN EGGS AND HAM". I made up hand gestures to go with parts of the book. When I read "I do not like them here", I point at someone in the crowd. Then I point at someone totally different when I say "I do not like them there". Together we all exclaim "I do NOT like them anywhere". It is just such a wonderful book for children to participate with the storyteller on. I love the simple rhyming in this book. There aren't any hard words for the children. Everyone knows what a box and a fox is. Everyone (for the most part) eats ham and eggs. It's easy for the children to join in as they can remember the simple rhymes. At the end of the story, it is so much fun to make green eggs and ham to eat.