Clam-I-Am!: All About the Beach (Cat in the Hat's Learning Library) (The Cat in the Hat's Learning Library)

Super cute book. We love all of Dr Seuss learning library books but this one did a nice deep dive into the beach and all things related to it. It’s less about clams than I anticipated but ultimately didn’t mind.

... so do his grandparents and parents!! A wonderful & fun way for children to expand their knowledge in many areas. We have purchased almost every one of the Learning Library books. I would recommend these books for all young children - fun to read and they learn so much from them - how great is that. The cost value for the content is good.

I bought this book for my 3-year-old grandson after spending several days at the beach with him. He brought a few clam shells home as souvenirs. He loved the book and asked his mom to read it several times the day it arrived.

This book makes me happy as a clam. Clam-I-Am!: All About the Beach (Cat in the Hat's Learning Library) is a great hardcover book perfect for any child's library. Its a bit longer than most Dr. Seuss books we are used to, as we like to read these before bed. But still my 3 year old loves listening to it, asking questions, and learning all about clams from where they live, and what they eat, to how to tell their age. Such fun, I love how they blend the classic rhyming of Dr. Seuss with so much knowledge for these books, they are absolutely awesome and a great addition for anyone's bookshelves. Thanks <3

I highly recommend this book. I purchased it for my pre-k daughter a week before our family's beach vacation. She can't get enough of it and we're still reading it one month later. I found it entertaining and engaging. The animations and story line are clever and fun - exactly what we all expect from Dr Seuss. We learned about seaweed, seagulls, tides, waves, jellyfish, mollusks and more. The most amazing part was how quickly our daughter absorbed the lessons in Clam-I-Am. When waves almost took our towels out to sea she said, "daddy, the tide is high." When we saw a jellyfish washed up on the beach she said, "daddy, don't touch it, they sting." Not bad for a city kid.