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Angelina Ballerina's 123 Author: Angelina counts herself and her mouseling friends spinning, leaping, and dancing together. On board pages.
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ISBN 1584856149 - Having just read ISBN 1584856165 Angelina Ballerina's Shapes (Angelina Ballerina), I knew what to expect in this book and wasn't disappointed. This series of introductory books for toddlers is proving to be surprisingly good, despite the fact that the appeal is greater for girls than boys.
From "one mouseling spinning" to "ten mouselings skating", Angelina and her friends teach young readers to count. Each number is written in numbers and letters and the numbers are accompanied by illustrations of the correct number of mice. The last two pages are full of ideas of creative ways to make counting fun.
The board book binding of this series is absolutely perfect. The pages are easy to turn and difficult to bend and the books are small enough that young children will have no trouble holding them. The text, by Katherine Holabird, is basic; Helen Craig's illustrations are great for counting and full of fun details.
- AnnaLovesBooks
From "one mouseling spinning" to "ten mouselings skating", Angelina and her friends teach young readers to count. Each number is written in numbers and letters and the numbers are accompanied by illustrations of the correct number of mice. The last two pages are full of ideas of creative ways to make counting fun.
The board book binding of this series is absolutely perfect. The pages are easy to turn and difficult to bend and the books are small enough that young children will have no trouble holding them. The text, by Katherine Holabird, is basic; Helen Craig's illustrations are great for counting and full of fun details.
- AnnaLovesBooks
cute board book for little Angelina fans
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