Hello Ninja Board book – 10 Dec 2013

Love this book! My daughters love it too!😁

i think my daughter had every page of this memorized by the time she was 3 we read it so much. it's a rhyming book i dont mind reading over and over, which is uncommon. It's doesn't have the tongue twisting dr. seuss style rhyming that makes it a chore to read either. i love the creative/non-traditional tasks the author has the ninja doing. It has simple words, only a few per page and they are silly to make kids smile.

We love this book! I had read 100 Cupboards by N.D. Wilson and was intrigued to read this. First bought it on Kindle, then we had to have a hard copy. Little man (10 months) picks it out of our pile of books and we read it three or four times in a row, several times a day. Super cute, great art, and just perfect. Little Miss (4.5) also finds it amusing and asks to read it. "Hello Ninja. Yes, hello." Guaranteed giggles every time from both kids (and me...)

Accidentally saw a book review on YouTube and was attracted by the style of illustration, simple yet imaginative concept. My child absolutely loved this tiny book from the moment it arrived. We read the rhymes several times a day and make ninja noises. Great for ninjas-to-be 1-5 years of age.

This is a series of beautifully illustrated pages that rhyme, not a story. I would have preferred if the author made an attempt to stick with rhymes that were more related to ninjas, as opposed to just picking random things. This also seems to try to, at the very end, make itself a bedtime book, but it is so vibrant and active leading up to it that it isn't a bedtime choice of ours.

My sister bought this for a nephew and even though I was not to sure about it based on the cover, this book is adorable. There is so much to look at in the illustrations and the short and sweet story is perfect for little ones. At the end of the book, the ninja changes into pajamas and gets a good night's sleep, which makes it great to read before bedtime. I liked it so much that I bought a copy to give another nephew for his first birthday.