Munro Leaf

Professor of Psychology Robert Lawson

Larry Robinson

The Story of Ferdinand

The story of Ferdinand

Nadine 

Sweet story of a bull who prefers sniffing the flowers to fighting.

Fiona Coffey

One of my sister and I's favorite childhood books. Nothing can beat Ferdinand!

Ferdinand likes to sit quietly and smell the flowers, but one day he gets stung by a bee and his snorting and stomping convince everyone that he is the fiercest of bulls.

Amber Laha

I read this because I loved the film and wanted to read the original story. The original is completely different than the film, plot wise. Ferdinand himself is the same. The sweet bull who'd rather smell flowers than fight. 
I read this out of curiosity. I didn't expect anything deep(plotwise, the message is great and needed) as it is a children's book, but it is sweet and I think if you had children that were 3 or younger they'd enjoy it and would be perfect for them.

b.andherbooks

One of my favorite childhood books. I loved that Ferdinand just wanted to sit quietly and smell the flowers. He's a lover, and I love him.

Also, the spare, black and white line illustrations are lovely and so evocative of Spain. Maybe this is why I've traveled there twice.

Re-read (a million times) for the "Book I Read as a Child" square for our Library's staff Book Bingo Summer Challenge.

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