Not my favorite Dr. Seuss, but the kids enjoy it.

I liked the board book edition of this book much more than the regular hard cover. While I don't think that children who are generally the board book audience (two and under in my mind) would love this book because of its length, I did like the edits made to fit into the board book format. I liked that the more violent images and word "dumb" that accompanied them were missing.

This book written by Dr.Seuss is about different types of teeth and who has teeth and where to find teeth. This book wasn't really to interesting to me because I don't really care to much for teeth but I did not totally dislike the book. To be honest this book did not teach me anything because I already knew that people have teeth and what type of animals have teeth. I know this sounds weird but I think all people that are into teeth are should read this book.

Don't remember reading when I was a child, but definitely a worthwhile read like all of his books! ❤

Too cute! With Dr. Seuss’ Birthday coming up our school is looking to read a book of his daily. This book was one we were considering. I love the different facts it provides. The last line does worry me. But I can talk to my students about it and make sure they don’t follow the advice.

Leila: 5 stars. I love it so much. It makes me happy. The teeth were big.

Classic Dr. Seuss. Looks like this book was owned before and somehow ended up at my house. It had this note inside in Spanish: “for Elena ‘my spaghetti’ I love you a lot. Julio”. Elena, I hope you find this review.

This is a really cute book by Theo. LeSieg aka Dr Seuss. He does not do the illustrations in this book. Those are done by Joe Mathieu. The illustrations were cute and I laughed out loud to a couple of them. It has Dr Seuss’ signature rhyming and has a great message of taking care of your teeth. Although this is not one of my favorite works by Seuss, it is still really fun to read!

a couple of minor outdated things for kids' books like calling people stupid, but otherwise good.

I love this silly book about teeth. This story has a lot of rhyming and simple vocabulary. The illustrations are for older audiences. They are very bright but they are on the smaller side, so younger children may not be that interested.

A book all about teeth and how to care for them. Also a book about how not to care for your teeth, just in case you wanted to pretend to be a beaver or use your teeth to bite knots and bottle caps. Not really sure I appreciate the last sentence. How about "Don't bite anybody!"

I love Dr. Seuss, he was always my favorite author. This book is about all the people and animals that have teeth and their importance. This would be a great way to start teaching poetry. This book has a an A-B-B-A rhyme scheme, so it can really help be an introduction to poems.