Too Many Tamales Audiobook

" A bit of a scare turns out with more work but ok. "

" This is a great Hispanic culture book. I enjoyed reading it. The pictures were awesome and made the story more enjoyable. It would be good book for the Christmas holiday. I am going to use it in my classroom as a read aloud while I'm teaching the comprehension skill of problem solving. Excellent book for teaching this skill. "

" One of my favorite books for kids. Great for the holiday season. "

" This book would be so much fun to make predications on where the ring ends up or rather which Tamale the ring is end! "

" The book teaches a good lesson in telling the truth and taking responsibility for your own actions. "

" read as a kid, loved it in third grade ^-^ "

" This book was an okay book.. I didnt really like it because it wa sboring and confusing. "

" I LOVE this book so much.I still remember when my teacher read this to the class. "

" This story about a little girl who thinks she lost her mother's ring, was funny and nice to read. The little girl and her siblings and cousins have to eat all the tamales to try to find the ring. This story shows that you shouldn's play with things that aren't yours without asking first "

" Love this read aloud for narrative. "

" Christmas Eve with a Mexican twist. A bit of suspense, but all ends well in this favorite. Wonderful acrylic illustrations. "

" This book can be used to teach children about the Mexican culture and the foods they like to eat. Tamales is an important part of the Mexican culture. "

" Funny story; very good illustrations "

" I like this book for two reasons. First I love the diversity of the story because it shows us how different people celebrate christmas. Second, it teaches students to be honest at all times. "

" story of a daughter dropping her mother's ring in the Tamale mix. They have to eat as many as they can to find the ring before their mother finds out. "

" This is a great way to celebrate diversity. The book is about a young Hispanic girl who helps her mother cook tamales. This book could be read to an ESL who needs a "push" to read because it would relate to him or her. "

" What a great book to read! This book embraces the Mexican culture while telling a story. The illustrations are great and many themes can be found through out the book. This is a great way to introduce the Mexican culture into the classroom by talking about the tamales and family traditions. "

" This is a great book to use for a lesson on predictions and making inferences. I used this in my third grade classroom and the students were very engaged. The illustrations are beautiful. In addition, it is a great book to celebrate the Mexican American culture "

" I liked this book as it was an excellent depiction of a Mexican family having a traditional dinner. It had beautiful illustrations. I would definitely use this book in my classroom. Most students can relate to this book in one way or another because everyone has traditional family dinners. "

" The book teaches a good lesson in telling the truth and taking responsibility for your own actions. "

" Maria puts on her mother's wedding ring while helping make tamales. Later she realizes that she is no longer wearing it, and fears that it might be in the tamales. She and her cousins go back and eat all the tamales thinking the ring is in them. "

" This book would be so much fun to make predications on where the ring ends up or rather which Tamale the ring is end! "