Counting crows
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Kathi Appelt
The reader is invited to count hungry crows as they hunt for savory snacks
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Count the monkeys
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Mac Barnett
Children are invited to practice their counting skills while giggling at the antics of a group of elusive monkeys who are frightened away by a whimsical series of animals. By the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award-winning author of Extra Yarn.
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Edible numbers
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Jennifer Vogel Bass
A follow-up to Edible Colors presents an eye-catching sequence of brightly colored foods displayed in incremental quantities that help young children practice counting up to 12.
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Over in the forest : come and take a peek
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Marianne Collins Berkes
An adaptation of "Over in the Meadow" invites children to learn the ways of forest animals by jumping like a squirrel, dunking like a raccoon and more, in an introduction to woodland habitats that features cut-paper illustrations, counting activities and hidden animal images. Simultaneous.
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Chicken break! : a counting book
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Cate Berry
Longing to escape their coop for some wild fun, a flock of chickens breaks out one by one, inviting readers to practice counting up to 10 and back again as each feathered protagonist becomes tired of playing and returns home for a much-needed rest. Illustrations.
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Night light
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Nicholas Blechman
Boldly illustrated with contrasting colors, a rhyming, die-cut storybook invites children to practice their early counting and recognition skills with engaging images of cars, trucks and other vehicles. A first children's book.
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Paddington at the beach
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Michael Bond
Paddington is so excited to have a picnic at the beach, but nothing goes quite according to plan and one by one Paddington is joined by a flock of ten hungry--and sneaky!--seagulls. 20,000 first printing.
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1, 2, 3 to the zoo : a counting book
by
Eric Carle
Each car on the train has one more zoo animal than the one before, from the first car with an elephant to the last with ten birds
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One pup's up
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Marsha Wilson Chall
A loveable litter of puppies encourages youngsters to count from one to 10 and back again as each wakes up in turn and wriggles, eats and plays before falling back to sleep in a furry jumble.
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Cheers for a dozen ears : a summer crop of counting
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Felicia Sanzari Chernesky
Simple verses and bold collage art combine in a colorful concept story set at a farm stand of fresh produce where a family counts out the delicious tomatoes, ripe strawberries and bright sunflowers they want to purchase.
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Let's count goats!
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Mem Fox
A collaborative counting story by the author of Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes and the illustrator of Rhyming Dust Bunnies features goats of all sizes, shapes and professions engaging in whimsical activities that invite youngsters to practice their numbers. 75,000 first printing.
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One big pair of underwear
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Laura Gehl
A celebration of the concepts of sharing and counting features a menagerie of animals, from bears and yaks to goats and cats, who hate to share their possessions until a pack of 20 pigs proves that sharing makes everything twice as fun. Illustrated by the artist of Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site.
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Eggs 1 2 3 : Who Will the Babies Be?
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Janet Halfmann
Rhythmic verses, interactive flaps and 10 gatefold spreads that culminate in a colorful fold-out final page lead youngsters on an informative journey that begins with a single penguin egg and ends with an ostrich's clutch of 10 eggs.
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Count on the subway
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Paul DuBois Jacobs
Illustrations and rhythmic text describe the sights and sounds of a subway ride in New York City as a mother and child go uptown, counting their way from one to 10 and back again. Simultaneous eBook.
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Have you seen my dragon?
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Steve Light
Traveling among taxis and towers in the heart of an intricately detailed cityscape, a small boy requests help finding his missing dragon, in a story that invites young children to practice counting to 20 and spot the dragon hiding from his friend. By the creator of Zephyr Takes Flight.
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The three little pigs count to 100
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Grace Maccarone
"The well-known tale of the Three Little Pigs gets a makeover featuring simple ways to count from 1 to 100 and geometric shapes"
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Just a minute : a trickster tale and counting book
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Yuyi Morales
With words in both English and Spanish, a brightly illustrated counting book tells of one determined Grandma who is not willing to leave her family on her birthday and so sets out doing various tasks, like making two pots of tea and three pounds of corn for the tortillas, in order to delay Señor Calavera's request to go with him.
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One two that's my shoe!
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Alison Murray
A mischievous puppy's escape with his owner's shoe triggers an uproarious chase from one to 10 that follows the trickster canine's flight over teddy bears, out the door and more. By the creator of Apple Pie ABC.
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One is a snail, ten is a crab : a counting by feet book
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April Pulley Sayre
Readers can follow the sign to the beach where a bunch of fun-loving crabs, lounging dogs, gleeful insects, and bewildered-looking snails obligingly offer their feet for counting in a number of silly, surprising combinations--from one to one hundred. Jr Lib Guild.
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One dark bird
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Elizabeth Garton Scanlon
A sumptuously illustrated early concept book invites children to use their imaginations while counting a growing number of birds performing spectacular tricks in the sky. By the author of the Caldecott Honor-winning All the World. 12,500 first printing. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Lifetime : the amazing numbers in animal lives
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Lola M. Schaefer
An evocative counting primer combines contrasting illustrations with engaging animal facts that invite young children to count a woodpecker's 30 roosting holes, a giraffe's 200 spots and 1,000 baby seahorses. By the award-winning author of Just One Bite.
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Counting crocodiles
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Judy Sierra
When a monkey on a desert island sees a banana tree on a faraway island, she must devise a clever way to navigate the crocodile-infested waters using her counting skills. Children's BOMC. Reprint.
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One family
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George Shannon
A family can be many things, in this story that introduces numbered groups from one to ten
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Wombat walkabout
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Carol Diggory Shields
When six brave little wombats decide to take a walk in the Australian outback, they must be careful when they encounter other native animals along the way, including a hungry dingo, golden wattles, billabongs, and others, in this adventurous, read-aloud counting tale with rhyming verse and colorful illustrations.
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How to two
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David Soman
A playful concept story explores themes of inclusivity with deceptively simple text and evocative artwork that follow the transitions of a single child at the playground who bonds with a growing number of new friends. By the co-creator of the Ladybug Girl series.
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Guinea pig party
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Holly Surplice
A cavorting group of guinea pigs share a fun-filled, pear-shaped party of games, snacks and squealing friendship.
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Boom! boom! boom!
by
Jamie Swenson
On a stormy night, a child snuggles into bed with a book and a teddy bear but is soon joined by one dog, one cat and more of the family pets until the child, and the bed, reach their limit.
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One is a piñata : a book of numbers
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Roseanne Thong
A lively companion to Green Is a Chile Pepper reveals how a fiesta of numbers can be found in the everyday world, depicting Latino-inspired, universally appealing objects to count, from maracas and zapatas to yummy sonrisas and bolillos with hot chocolate. Simultaneous eB
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1 to 20, animals aplenty
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Katie Viggers
Teaches young readers to count from one to twenty using simple text and animal illustrations
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Counting ovejas
by
Sarah Weeks
When increasing numbers of sheep in a rainbow of colors appear in a boy's bedroom as he tries to fall asleep, he must resort to more and more elaborate means of removing them, in a Spanish and English title that teaches colors and numbers.
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This old band
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Tamera Will Wissinger
A riotous adaptation of "This Old Man" features a motley assortment of musical cowboys who play washtubs, jugs, combs and whatever else they can find on the open range while singing silly phrases to count from one to 10. Illustrated by the artist of the Looniverse series.
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Baby Bear counts one
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Ashley Wolff
Fall has arrived in Baby Bear's forest, and the woods are teeming with animals busily preparing for winter that youngsters are invited to count, from one to 10, as Baby Bear and Mama hustle home to their cozy den just in time for the season's first snowfall.
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