A counting book with pictures and short poems that correspond to each number 0-10.
This book is silly and a little creepy! The images and strange and surreal, with ridiculous scenarios. For exams, the number 6 is for the three musketeers in front of a mirror. I like the illustrations a lot and the little poems are silly and would be very entertaining for a class of kindergarteners. ( )

Too surreal for me. I love the fresh creativity, the way the reader (child or adult) is provoked to stretch their imagination, to think 'outside the box,' but I don't think this actually succeeds at that, for most readers anyway.

The pictures purport to represent *something* - and so I find myself squinting at them, trying to see in them some correspondence to the text. I'd rather read the poem unillustrated and make up my own pictures for it. 8 for sand counting out the hours." Huh? Given my imagination, I can have fun with that. Given the illustration reining in my imagination, I can't." ( )

Surreal and quite appealing. ( )

This is a narrative concept book focused on numbers and counting.