Ming Lo Moves the Mountain

Good story and graphics to share with my grandson. Our original book finally came apart. This is my second purchase.

Honestly, I love Arnold Lobel. Owl at Home has been a favorite since I was a toddler. My son loves Frog & Toad. I got this for him but he wasn't crazy about it and neither was I or his sister. I guess the "solution" was a little too obvious or something. It just didn't seem to compare to some of his other stories.

When I was a teacher ( 21 years in the classroom) this book was always in my classroom library. It was a favorite with my students. I have been retired for a while and really missed this book, so I bought myself a copy!It is a sweet and simple story-- or is it? Buy the book and decide for yourself and learn how to do "the dance of the moving mountain". ;)

Aah yes, poor Ming Lo! We couldnt be without this one! My cat used our first copy for shredding practice one day, so I quickly jumped online to my favorite site and of course it was there! My son knows this story by heart but still laughs every time the cakes and loaves take flight! Good lesson on how to change the way we percieve things in order to enjoy what we have, get this for your child.

This is a paper back book for children. It teaches a lesson. The child who received the book was very happy.

This is a wonderful picture book. I use it to teach sequencing to my students. The kids laughed at the silly couple and their ideas of moving a mountain.

The story was good, but nothing exciting. I'm sure that it would appeal to a lit of people, but my children have not asked me to hear at again after the first time that we read it.

A family classic and a well received flood replacement

Poor condition

Here is another of his story books, well written, a bit silly, well illustrated books, with a lesson to learn (eye of the beholder).

Granddaughter enjoyed reading it.

Comme pour tous les livres d'Arnold Lobel que je connais, l'histoire est très plaisante et contient beaucoup d'humour et de poésie. Très adapté pour ma fille de trois ans à qui je lis en anglais mais pourrait convenir à des enfants de 6 ou 7 ans aussi.