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The butter battle book by Dr. Seuss
Two different families and each one butters their bread differently.
Rhyming silly children's book that uses your imagination.
received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).


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The Butter Battle Book New York Times Notable Book of the Year Classic Seuss Dr Seuss Books Reviews

I'm an expert at reading Dr. Seuss. I've been reading his books to my daughters for the past 18 years. This book is FANTASTIC. This is my new favorite. We were laughing half the time because it's quite funny. If your a Seuss fan, you need this book.
I have always loved Dr. Seuss! The Butter Battle Book is a great Seuss-ian look at the follies of mankind as we attempt to have the biggest, best, fastest, "most-est" weapons. The characters are relateable and the drawings are typical Dr. Seuss. Such a fun read. I first read this book, from a book fair, while waiting on a parent to arrive at her scheduled conference with me. I thoroughly enjoyed it then and did when I read it before giving it to my niece's first-grade daughter. As a child, I would read and re-read and re-read my Dr. Seuss books. I hope that my grand-niece will enjoy doing the same with The Butter Battle Book!
Rember thinking this was an ok story when I was a kid. Liked it well enough to buy it for my own kids based on my memory. Read it again as an adult and knowing more history; I got it in a whole different way. No regrets on buying this, I will read it to myself if my kids won't listen.
Really, it's my 3-1/2 year old grandson who loves it and asks to have it read to him over and over again. Interesting ending that has provoked a fair amount of discussion with him... Who does win? Does anyone? Is there such a thing as really winning in this situation?
Oh, how can you not love a good Seuss? If you liked Sneetches or Yertle, this will be up your alley. Interesting kind of social commentary, but with the awesome inventiveness of Seuss. It's a little violent- talking about blowing each other up and stuff... it is a book about battle, after all. But I think it's valuable. It's a pretty long story for Seuss. Maybe stick to others for preschool aged children based on reference to violence and length, but you'll know what's right for your family. And if you are just looking for another Seuss to add to your collection? Do it.
We have a 3 month old at home and I wanted something a little bit more enjoyable (for me) to read. I had never heard of this Dr. Seuss book but it's now one of my favorites. It seems funny to write this in the review of a book for little kids, but it is a great allegory to the cold war and the subsequent arms race that followed. It teaches some valuable lessons that we are all effectively the same with slight differences and questions why we often resort to violence as our first means of dealing with a problem. In the hate filled climate that our current president has fostered here in the US, this is a great reminder that we're all the same, we just butter our bread a little different than our neighbor which is OK!
This is hands down my favorite Dr. Seuss book. I raved about it so much to my students that when one of my students graduated he gave me a copy. I have since given this book to all the little kids in my life.

The drawings are topnotch and the whimsical names for things are classic Dr. Seuss. But that isn't why it is my favorite book. The Butter Battle Book manages to distill the ridiculousness of the Cold War and mutually assured destruction into terms a child could understand. Perhaps if more adults read this book back in the day it wouldn't have taken until the 90's for the Cold War to end.
Dr. Seuss takes one of the most historic eras of the twentieth century and transforms it into one of life's lessons that may appeal to young and old. The Butter Battle Book was first published in 1984 during the latter part of the Cold War of the mid 1980s. The story involves two communities, the Yooks and the Zooks, and what can they possibly be in conflict with? The right and wrong of spreading butter on a piece of bread, the Yooks argue that butter should be spread on top of the bread while the Zooks believe it should be spread on the bottom side of the bread. What arises after each cannot come to a consensus?

The entire premise of the story involves building new inventive concoctions to deter the opposing group. As all of this is going on within each side, the Yooks and the Zooks simply cannot see an end to the conflict. Instead, they continue to build and build bigger walls and massive machinery with the attempt that one will give up. However, neither side gives in. And as one reads the story, one of the resolutions that neither side even attempted, a peaceful means of negotiation through communication and speaking with each side rather than producing more unnecessary inventions that simply have not worked. So where does the story end? Where it began.

The Butter Battle Book is one of Dr. Seuss's classic stories that falls within the same vein as other controversial storylines that speaks to the masses and offers a lesson, The Lorax. This story also leaves much room for further discussion almost twenty years after it was written as well as within the present day.
The butter battle book by Dr. Seuss
Two different families and each one butters their bread differently.
Rhyming silly children's book that uses your imagination.
received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).