El Ladrón Del Sombrero Spanish Version
by Jon Klassen
8.46 / 10 27K ratings
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2022
- Publisher
- NubeOcho Ediciones
- Pages
- 40
- ISBN
- 9788418133664
Subjects
- Literature & Fiction
- Children's Books
- Growing Up & Facts of Life
- Animals
- Family Life
- Humor
- Humor & Entertainment
- Fiction
- Juvenile Fiction
- Children's fiction
- Juvenile fiction
- Ouvrages pour la jeunesse
- Juvenile literature
- Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse
- Social Themes
- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Chapter Books & Readers
- Values & Virtues
- Readers
- Humorous Stories
- American literature
- Intermediate
- Social Issues
- New York Times bestseller
- Hunting & Fishing
- Fish
- Picture books
- Humorous stories
- Law & Crime
- Children's stories
- Picture books for children
- Clothing & Dress
- Fishes
Original edition
This is Not My HatOriginally published in 2012 English Candlewick Press
Other editions (12)
What other readers say
Liked
Many reviewers praise this book for its deceptively simple yet engaging story that moves forward swiftly. The artwork is consistently highlighted as a major strength, described as lovely, fun, exquisite, and unique, with expressive illustrations that give personality to the characters. Readers found the humor, often subtle and sardonic, to be a strong point, with many adults finding it hilarious and clever. The book is also noted for its ability to build tension and suspense effectively, making it a "mind-blowing thrill ride" for some. Its brevity and charming visuals contribute to a delightful reading experience, with some calling it their favorite in the series.
Disliked
Despite its acclaim, the book did not resonate with all readers. A significant point of contention is the story's ambiguous ending, which some found unsettling or even traumatizing for young children, interpreting it as a harsh consequence for a minor transgression. Critics felt the book's message about stealing was more about the stupidity or danger of getting caught rather than a clear moral condemnation of the act itself. Some reviewers found the humor to be too dark or not "on the nose" enough for its intended young audience, leading to feelings of discomfort or a lack of connection. Additionally, a few readers did not appreciate the art style, finding it stagnant or flat, and some felt it was a disappointing follow-up to the author's previous work.
In short
Overall, "This Is Not My Hat" is a unique picture book that elicits strong reactions, both positive and negative. It is widely recognized for its distinctive illustrations and clever narrative style, earning it prestigious awards. The book appears to be particularly well-suited for readers, both children and adults, who appreciate dark humor, subtle wit, and stories that spark discussion about consequences and morality. While younger or more sensitive children might find the ambiguous ending challenging, it is highly recommended for those who enjoy thought-provoking tales that don't shy away from complex themes, making it a compelling choice for shared reading and debate.
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