Hats Hats Hats

The text is very simple... the pictures are much more descriptive than the text. This book could be used with an Idioms lesson- all about hats.

In this book written by Ann Morris and Photography by Ken Hyman, the reader gets to hear about all different kinds of hats around the world. The sentences are very simple. Sometimes the pages just have the word "hats!" while on other pages the author uses longer, more descriptive ones like"Scarves

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and hoods make hats too," and "Ten gallon cowboy hats". The photographs are great and so obviously from all around the world. In the back the author and illustrator an index to show each photographs key details. For example, the index describes page 6 as "JAPAN: This woman's straw hat is made of woven rice fibers which are readily available in a country that produces large quantities of rice." This index provides a piece of information to the reader that they may not have known before reading. Overall I liked this book because it can be great for a range of ages because of the simple pictures and captions along with a fact Index!

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Hats all around the world. How they are used, who wears them and why they wear them.
3-5
Cascade Christian Schools

Hats from Peru to England and Japan. We all wear hats to keep the sun off to staying warm. Work hats to fun hats, to the young and old.

This is fun book about all the different kinds of hats that are worn around the world. From even beanies, to straw hats, etc.

Ages 4-5
Pierce County Library

A hat can say a lot about where you come from, what you do, and who you are. You see, there's a lot more under a hat than just a head! With dazzling full-color photographs and an index.

This is an informational book about hats around the world. Different types of hats like soft hats, hard hats, sun hats, fun hats, work hats, play hats, cowboy hats, etc. This book has rel illustration about people around the world wearing the different hats.
Ages 3-5
Puyallup Library.