Things That Are Most in the World

Very entertaining for students

I LOVE this book. My only disappointment was that I didn't read the description closely enough, and the book is actually a small one from a cereal box. Despite that, it's a good book, and I always use it at school to use adjectives in writing. The kids have a blast, and so do I!

I have an 8 year old son with autism and he only likes about three books in the whole world, but he has those books memorized front to back. This is one of them, and I can understand why. The drawings, situations, and poetry in the book are amazingly bizarre and imaginative. I strongly recommend this for young children.

When my son was 5 he wanted to check this book out from the library every time we went in there so I finally had to just buy it for him. Great pictures. Very entertaining and funny. Still one of my favorite books on his shelf.

I was looking for an interesting way to introduce superlative adjectives to my class and stumbled across this book. My class of third graders thought it was hilarious and had a blast making up their own versions for a class book.

I bought this book to read to my second grade class. They loved it! Great illustrations and helped with teaching adverbs.

This is a great book to teach about the suffixes -est and -iest. It is also good for talking about descriptive writing. After we read it, the kids create their own books to describe, and they are always wonderful. This is a good way to get kids pumped up about writing.

This was not even the quality of a paperback book. It was a small and not what I was expecting. It was similar quality to printing a book off the internet.

I love this book and so do my students! We always make a class book with the "fill in the blank" style page at the back! Very cute :)