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All member reviews for Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus

rachelinbar
parent of and 3 , 5 , 6 , 14 , 14 , 17 year old
 
Fun to read, beyond the printed words.
Fun to read WITH the kids - they love to participate. My 4-yo knows the whole book by heart & the kids quote it often.

eswanson
parent of 10 year old
 
Very cute book!
My 4 yo son loves how silly this book is. The author and illustrator have CLEARLY spent significant time with preschoolers 'cause they've captured kid's expressions of frustration and their desire to negotiate perfectly.

hamstergurl09
teen, 17 years old
 
Mo Willems is One of my Heroes!
This is an excellent book for little kids. I read it when it first came out, at age 6, and loved it. Mo Willems has created several books and cartoons that I enjoyed as a child, including the "Pigeon" series, "The Offbeats", and "Sheep in the Big City". I like his drawing style and his sense of humor. This silly book will appeal mostly to pre-schoolers, but kindergarteners and first graders will probably enjoy it, too.

 
Perfect for preschoolers, not really for older children
I think that it is a good book because its fun and gets the child involved in the story.

lover4
parent of 4 , 5 , 6 , 13 , 13 , and 17 year old
 
i'm lee ann , 28 i have a 2 year old gracie

kolobok
adult
 
Every 3 year old should read this book!
This is a fun book for your young children to read. It gives them a chance to finally say NO to something. This book works miracles in restaurants for my 2 3/4 year old. Whenever she is in a grumpy mood, I need to pull this book out and start reading it. She is all smiles after that!They only thing I didn't like about the book is they use the word HEY....

ScreennameGirl
teen, 14 years old
 
Good For All Ages
I read this book to my little sister. She loved it! (I did too.) The story is about a pigeon who pleads and pleads you to let him drive the bus, even though the bus drivers tells you not to let him. He says things like "I'll give you five bucks!" and "I've got an idea. Let's play 'Drive The Bus'. I'll go first!". The illustrations aren't the best, but you'll love the way the pigeon's eyes show you his feelings. I loved the book. (This book has the Caldecott Honor.)