The Little Red Hen Bakes a Delicious Pizza

Amazon Customer: Must add to your child’s library

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Great Gammie: My Great Granddaughter loved this book.

United States on Aug 22, 2023

Cynthia Wigmore: My students loved this version of the traditional
Little Red Hen story. It was fun to explore similarities and differences of two versions.

Canada on Feb 12, 2023

Kindle Customer MaryKindle Customer Mary: I usually don't write reviews but Im so excited to be reunited with one of my favorite childhood books :) Shipping was fast and secure and it even came nicely wrapped in cute wrapping paper. Receiving this made my day ! I highly recommend this seller.

United States on Dec 31, 2022

Anne: This is an updated entertaining version of the Little Red Hen and appeals to young and old.
Set in a residential area with neighbors close-by, the little red hen sets out to make a pizza with or without the help of her neighborhood friends. When frustrated with their lack of interest, she responds with "Cluck" and continues with her goal. The ending is sweeter than the original story. I gave it to children ranging from 2 1/2 to 6 and they all enjoyed it, along with their parents.

United States on Apr 30, 2022

Jo: Great alternative version of this story

United Kingdom on May 16, 2019

dancingkangaroo: A nice spin on the classic story, but with a lesson at the end to give others chances. Would be cute if they’d added a simple pizza recipe though!

United Kingdom on May 06, 2019

L Brook: Links nicely to The Little Red Hen, children enjoyed!

United Kingdom on Apr 03, 2019

Christine Ware: My 6 and 7 year old class loved this story and it helped them to think of their own Little Red Hen story versions. The children could relate to making and eating a pizza much better than growing, harvesting and baking break.

United Kingdom on Nov 20, 2013

L. Moore: My daughter is 11 and this is still one of her favorite books. I just bought it in hardcover to give to her for her birthday, since apparently she is going to love it forever. The first sentence my daughter ever read (age four) was in this book, I found out years later. The sentence was, "Not I, said the cat."

If the original story of the Little Red Hen bugs you because the lazy animals are motivated by punishment rather than reward, you will like this book much better. In this version the Little Ren Hen still gets no help in the production phase, but she shares the fruits of her labor anyway. Her grateful friends then clean up for her while she rests.

Both my two daughters and I adore the illustrations in The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza. They are made by cutting and gluing various papers. I have looked at them of over 10 years, and I still always find something new to admire. I have looked for other books illustrated with cut paper by this same illustrator but have not found any, which is a true loss to the world of children's books.

I'm a kindergarten teacher and I have to read The Little Red Hen as part of our Teamwork unit. I always read The Little Red...

United States on Oct 16, 2011