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Title: Rosie's Walk
Author: Pat Hutchins
Narrator: Gene Deitch
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-18-14
Publisher: Weston Woods
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Against the strains of a catchy barnyard tune, a single-minded fox stalks an unsuspecting hen. The Fox is after Rosie, but Rosie doesn't know it. Unwittingly, she leads him into one disaster after the other, each funnier than the last. To enjoy Rosie's walk as much as Rosie does, just listen!
Members Reviews:
This is a great book that every child should have the opportunity to ...
This is a great book that every child should have the opportunity to hear and read. Younger children will need someone older to read it and explain the plot, but then enjoying books with a loving adult who takes the time to read to them is what forms the love of reading anyway so that's ok. The illustrations are simple, and the predictable text that goes along with the illustrations makes it a good book for emerging readers to enjoy. It also teaches some positional vocabulary and is entertaining . . . although I can't help feeling just a little bit sorry for the fox at the end. ;-)
My daughter, 20 months, loves this book. ...
My daughter, 20 months, loves this book. She laughs out loud at the Fox and points out and names everything she sees. A short lovely book for new readers.
Five Stars
Love this book in helping with position words
Somewhat blah
The story is difficult for a nearly 2-year-old to follow, particularly because of the illustrations. Figure -ground distinctions lack clarity; colors and patterns blend together too much. Not a very engaging story, although I know it's considered a classic tale.Probably better for a 5+-year-old,in understanding the reason for the fox's stalking of the hen and Rosie's obliviousness to the pursuit.
A wonderful product for children and all the adults as me :)
The way and skill of the graphical illustration is so fine to tell the lovely story of Rosie walking and his secret companion, the fox, following her.
Not many words are needed to tell how Rosie is lucky and very sure of her pathway while walking.
Pictures tell more than thousands of words! The one is not so lucky, the fox, who is collecting all the harm after Rosie walking. Poor, poor him!
Children and their parents can have many wonderful conversations by looking and reading together this lovely book.
The graphical illustration is like a simple very delicious, sweet, tasty, colourful "caramel".