Overview
- Silly artwork adds fun to learning numbers and counting! - Children learn how to read number words as they learn numerical numbers (one = 1). Preschoolers will love this colorful book. They'll have fun reading along with the blue caterpillar named Hugz, and his ladybug friend, Bugz as they learn how to recognize numbers and count from one to ten.
Full Product Details
Author: Angelina T Dunbar ,
Angelina T Dunbar
Publisher: Tales4kids
Imprint: Tales4kids
Volume: 1
Dimensions:
Width: 20.30cm
, Height: 0.60cm
, Length: 25.40cm
Weight: 0.327kg
ISBN: 9780692557822
ISBN 10: 0692557822
Pages: 26
Publication Date: 22 October 2015
Recommended Age: From 0 to 3 years
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
5 Stars- A fun book to get little ones engaged and interested in learning numbers and counting! This book holds my son's attention and has really helped him learn to count. My son also loves pointing to the characters and saying their names. Cute and educational! - Amazon Customer
"5 Stars- ""A fun book to get little ones engaged and interested in learning numbers and counting! This book holds my son's attention and has really helped him learn to count. My son also loves pointing to the characters and saying their names. Cute and educational!"" - Amazon Customer"
Author Information
Angelina Dunbar grew-up on a little island in the Philippines and lived with her parents, six siblings, and her lola (grandmother). Her lola entertained them with stories of Filipino mythology, ancient creatures, and mystical worlds which charged her affinity for fantasy, mystery, and an appreciation for life. So she left the island to serve in the U.S. military and traveled the world. All throughout her twenty-eight years of service, she dreamed of writing a book to share the stories her lola told her. After she retired, she pursued that dream and settled down in Florida where she wrote a children's fiction, ""Tina and the Giant: The Borrower's Cave"", and two preschool books, ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz: Numbers and Counting"", and ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz Like Colorful Things."" Learn more about Angelina Dunbar on her website, www.angelinadunbar.com. Angelina Dunbar grew-up on a little island in the Philippines and lived with her parents, six siblings, and her lola (grandmother). Her lola entertained them with stories of Filipino mythology, ancient creatures, and mystical worlds which charged her affinity for fantasy, mystery, and an appreciation for life. So she left the island to serve in the U.S. military and traveled the world. All throughout her twenty-eight years of service, she dreamed of writing a book to share the stories her lola told her. After she retired, she pursued that dream and settled down in Florida where she wrote a children's fiction, ""Tina and the Giant: The Borrower's Cave"", and two preschool books, ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz: Numbers and Counting"", and ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz Like Colorful Things."" Learn more about Angelina Dunbar on her website, www.angelinadunbar.com.
