ktxx22's review
4.0
I love that every page of this book is used for story... even if they are considerably nonsensical stories. Definitely one I remember fondly from school and I think my son will enjoy this when he’s older!
literatehedgehog's review
5.0
Not the first ambassador to children's literature for nothing. I just wish we could have him over for a fake-chicken sunday style dinner and drinks.
grimondgalgmod's review
5.0
This is like one of five books from my childhood that had a major influence on my taste in literature and art and it was probably the first that made me fall in love with the book as an object. I remember asking the librarian in my elementary school if I could look at it after he read it to my class because I wanted to see all the weird stuff the creators did with fonts and page layouts and the table of contents gag and the blank page in the middle. I mean there are even jokes on the copyright page. As a kid I always knew reading books was fun but The Stinky Cheese Man showed me that creating them could, and should, be fun too.
hannahhannahbanana's review
5.0
This book is great for reading to little kids. It's funny, and entertaining.
mallorykjorgensen's review
4.0
This is an excellent book to share with students when learning about alternative types of fairytales and stories. I typically read this book in conjunction with The Three Little Pigs and The True Story of the Three Little Pigs. The illustrations are vivid and abstract!
opheliabedilia's review
4.0
When my daughter was seven, this was the Book of the Year for her. She couldn't get enough of it. I liked it a lot too, the first hundred times through or so.