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Loading... Ten, Nine, Eight (1983)by Molly Bang
None. This book tells a number ten to one. Source: Pierce College Library Age: 1 and up A happy book to lure the most persistant sleeper to bed. A warm and reassuring countdown to the land of dreams. Source: South Hill Library Age: 2-5 This book counts backwards from ten small toes to one little girl getting ready for bed. This is a good count down book. Pierce College Library ages 3-5 3yrs.-5yrs. The book ten, Nine, Eight was about a young girl who is getting ready for bed and counting things on her way. The book used pictures to show the numbers one-ten and to help young kids incorporate the counting with pictures. The reading level for this book is pre-school or kindergarten, someone just learning to read or count. no reviews | add a review
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Pierce ECE
This book about a young girl and her father’s counting game before bedtime. They make up a game before bedtime that makes bedtime fun for both father and daughter.