Why I love numbers

Why I Love Numbers is a colourful board book that introduces young children to numbers and counting from one to ten. Through cheerful illustrations of baby animals and familiar objects, children are encouraged to count items such as wheels, ducks, and balloons. The simple and engaging format makes early number learning fun while helping children develop counting skills and number recognition.

Mr. Bear's abc

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

9782747095006

Collation

unpaged ; ill. ; 31 cm

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Call Number

372 ARA m

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