10 Little Hippos (A Counting Picture Book Book 4)

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Sorry we could not verify that email address. Filled with her humorous, colorful drawings and lively text, One, Two, Three! Main selection of the Children's Book-of-the-Month Club. Suitable for ages Board Book , 24 pages. Published October 1st by Workman Publishing Company first published To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about One, Two, Three! Lists with This Book. Oct 01, Aneesa rated it it was amazing Shelves: One of the sweetest yet. Oct 09, Chinook rated it really liked it Shelves: Oct 09, Megan S rated it really liked it.

A cute book that I read to the children at my work. Pretty much have it memorized. Nov 20, Kathryn rated it it was amazing Shelves: So cute and fun! I love that the book includes a play, ballet class and tea party ;- The humor is great five is good for a ride in the car-- as long as you don't have to go very far! Mar 11, Megan Garrison rated it it was amazing. It is a counting book up to ten for young readers.

It is a smaller board book with only twenty pages which would be ideal for small children. The illustrations are similar in this one to Barnyard Dance and her other books. Boynton definitely has a illustration style with her books. I love the fun illustrations of the animals it keeps the story lively.

All of her books have fun and sill words and this one does no disappoint. On one page in particular, it has nine pigs dressed in jerseys and with nets and it says, "You need NINE players-strong and quick- to field a team for Pigglystick. I would recommend this book as well for anyone reading to small children. Dec 10, Ashley Buchanan rated it it was amazing. This is a fun book for younger kids. It helps teach the concept of basic counting in a fun and creative way.

The words flow together very well and the pictures are relevant and keep the reader interested. Jul 16, MJ rated it liked it Shelves: Alissa was very concerned about this.

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Mar 29, Dan Hyer rated it really liked it Shelves: Good, but it's starting to feel a little simple for my 3. It's not holding their attention like other picture books. May 14, Nathan rated it really liked it.

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May 23, Kimberly rated it really liked it Shelves: There's some sly humor for parents tucked into this one. Mar 03, Erik rated it really liked it Shelves: More fun than most counting books. Jun 03, Laurie rated it it was amazing. Jan 31, Jazmine Shoup rated it really liked it Shelves: One, Two, Three is a clever children's picture book illustrating the concept of counting.

The book was written and illsutrated by Sandra Boynton. The book takes the reader through the first ten numbers in sequence. The book also uses a great rhyming scheme to keep the interest of a young reader. The illustrations are also wonderfully created, and add to the effectiveness of the book. The colors are bright and vi One, Two, Three is a clever children's picture book illustrating the concept of counting. The colors are bright and vibrant, drawing and keeping the attention of any child.

The targeted age group for this book would be Kindergarten to first grade. The number concepts are easy and don't excede 10 on the number scale. This would be a great book to teach a begining counting lesson. I liked the clever format, vibrant and colorful illustrations, and intriguing rhyming patter.

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Feb 21, Amy Forrester rated it it was amazing. This board book full of dancing hippos, athletic pigs, and running chickens is a humorous counting story. Kids will also be familiar with her characters as they can This board book full of dancing hippos, athletic pigs, and running chickens is a humorous counting story.

Kids will also be familiar with her characters as they can be seen in many of her other books. Full Review at Picture-Book-a-Day: Feb 22, Stephanie Gamache rated it really liked it Recommends it for: With a little bit of sass and a whole lot of humor Sandra Boynton discusses how many is right for a quiet talk or a ride in the car if you are not going too far. Vibrant drawings set the tone for this hilarious counting book, and allow the reader to learn through both words and images.

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A c Boynton, S. A cute little book to assist young children who are just beginning to learn their One, Two, Three! Oct 09, Lindsey Hench rated it really liked it. By Sandra Boynton was a fun read for anyone in first grade or kindergarden that used the numbers one through ten to illustrate what pigs would do with each number. For example, five bigs are perfect for car rides and eight are great for a hockey team.

Although the pictures were simple and dull in color, the text was exciting and made you wonder what was next. The text rhymed with each number all the way to ten. Aug 16, Bree rated it really liked it.