Riley the Raccoon Counts to Ten - Bates, Kim
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Riley and his mom have planned a fun day at the beach! He sees many exciting things like boats, sea creatures, seashells and more! Can you help Riley count all of the interesting things he finds at the beach? This simple rhyming story about a day at the shore with Riley and his mom will engage young readers and adults alike. With double spread pages and bright colorful images, children will enjoy counting and exploring with Riley. There is even a hidden friend on each spread for children to search for! Riley the Raccoon Counts to Ten is a delightful children's picture book designed for…mehr

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Riley and his mom have planned a fun day at the beach! He sees many exciting things like boats, sea creatures, seashells and more! Can you help Riley count all of the interesting things he finds at the beach? This simple rhyming story about a day at the shore with Riley and his mom will engage young readers and adults alike. With double spread pages and bright colorful images, children will enjoy counting and exploring with Riley. There is even a hidden friend on each spread for children to search for! Riley the Raccoon Counts to Ten is a delightful children's picture book designed for beginning readers learning to count. If you or your child loves the beach, exploring new surroundings, or cute animals, then you will love this sweet story of exploration and counting.
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Autorenporträt
Kim Bates is a children's book author from the Alabama Gulf Coast. She is a daughter, wife, and mother. She lives with her husband Tim and her son Landon and enjoys the peaceful quiet of the country. Kim has been many things throughout her life. This includes a farmer's daughter, which cultivated a love for animals; a piano player, which instilled a deep love for music; and a shipyard worker, which has taught her that sometimes the hardest work is the most fulfilling.