Name Your Numbers - Halls, Smriti
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A bright, cheerful and stylish board book introducing the numbers one to ten along with lots of different animals - but watch out for the pop out of the crocodile at the end!Let's count your tails, Bunny Hun! Bouncy-bounce! I've got ONE!From elephant's two tusks to bee's three stripes, from lion's four paws to koala's five claws, each animal has a special number for you to count. But can you count Crocodile Claire's teeth? Do you dare? They're very sharp so you'd better beware! With rounded corners and sturdy pages perfect for little hands, this rhythmic, rhyming text combined with gorgeous…mehr

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A bright, cheerful and stylish board book introducing the numbers one to ten along with lots of different animals - but watch out for the pop out of the crocodile at the end!Let's count your tails, Bunny Hun! Bouncy-bounce! I've got ONE!From elephant's two tusks to bee's three stripes, from lion's four paws to koala's five claws, each animal has a special number for you to count. But can you count Crocodile Claire's teeth? Do you dare? They're very sharp so you'd better beware! With rounded corners and sturdy pages perfect for little hands, this rhythmic, rhyming text combined with gorgeous simple artwork will have little ones laughing with joy while learning their numbers one to ten.
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Autorenporträt
Smriti Halls is an award-winning, internationally bestselling children's author whose books include Number 1 bestseller I Love You Night and Day, T-Veg and Don't Call Me Sweet. She is published in more than 30 languages ... and counting. Her stories, sometimes fast-paced and funny, sometimes lyrical and tender, are always full of heart and speak to the child in all of us. Previously, Smriti worked at the BBC and across children's publishing and television as a writer and commissioning editor for twelve years. Find her online at smriti.co.uk.