Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?: Dr. Seuss's Book of Wonderful Noises

Our first Dr seus book and it did not disappoint. It is small but my 11 month baby did not mind it. The words rhymes a lot and she enjoys flipping and listening to it.

My 2 year old daughter loves this book. she even have it memorized (by sounds of course).

This was my son's very first book, we’ve been reading it together since day one. Now, even if I just recite it from memory, he responds with the sweetest smiles. The part that sounds like horse feet — klop klop klop — always makes him giggle. I still can’t believe I can calm him down when he's crying just by reciting this book.

This book is a quick and easy read. Catchy phrases. Sturdy book.

Just received it and we already loved it 😊 it’s super fun to make all these sounds together . It’s suitable for babies under 1

My child loved it. Great quality great price.

Lectura infantil muy cachonda. Mis tres hijos mugen y hacen el tren como locos igual que el señor Brown. Totalmente recomendable incluso para niños muy pequeños.

For babies around 5 months onwards, this book is an absolute must. Of course you must make a big performance out of all the noises and your audience will be transfixed. 100% winner. This is a nice little copy that fits in your bag, though not a board book, so don't let them rip it.

Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? is a classic and one of my all-time favorite children’s books. I originally picked up a board book version for my baby and was deeply disappointed when I realized it was shortened and not the full story. This edition, however, is the complete version, filled with all the wonderful rhythm, onomatopoeia, and playful language that makes this book so special. I have purchased this book several times over the years. Even though this edition is hardcover, the pages are still paper, so they can tear in the hands of enthusiastic little readers. That said, it has absolutely been worth replacing because my children have loved it so much. This book turns reading into a full experience. We knock during the “knock knock” part, make all the sounds together, and give each other “goldfish kisses.” We even whisper very softly and play with sound dynamics like reading music. This book naturally encourages participation, imagination, and early reading skills in such a joyful way. This is one of those books that becomes part of family memories. Mr. Brown Can Moo will always have a place on my bookshelf.