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"How many can you count -- arms on a starfish, toes on two feet, hours on a clock, flowers in a bunch, raindrops in the sky?" Numbers is a book by John J. Reiss. It was published by Bradbury press, an affiliate of Macmillan!. After I saw this book, I searched for more by the same author. It is wonderful. My son thinks so, too. *[Tell me: what is a favorite counting book from your childhood? I'm curious.]
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got my fingers on his books a few weeks ago ... and i love the raindrop-illustration and the seven ravens ...
sadly i can't remember a counting book from my childhood ... hm, eric carle's zoo-counting ... not sure ...
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Posted by: rike | 20 April 2012 at 06:30 AM
My son is just about the age to start with his numbers and this looks like a great book to get.
Posted by: John | 20 April 2012 at 10:17 PM
beautiful book!! i think my little stella would adore the bright colors. recently her favorite number activity has been watching feist on sesame street sing "1,2,3,4" ...check it out!
xo, amanda
http://mamawatters.blogspot.com
Posted by: Amanda Watters | 22 April 2012 at 09:25 PM
i love this!
Posted by: samantha hahn | 22 April 2012 at 10:06 PM