123 Fish in the Sea

A Textured Touch Counting Book

Author Luna Parks
Illustrated by Gareth Lucas
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Board Book
$9.99 US
7.75"W x 7.5"H x 0.59"D  
On sale Jul 05, 2022 | 10 Pages | 9781680106480
Up to Kindergarten
Reading Level: Lexile AD350L
Learn to count from 1 to 5 with die-cut, textured plastic numbers and colorful, adorable fish friends in this tactile board book!

Children can learn to count from 1 to 5 with this engaging board book, which features die-cut, textured plastic numbers. Young readers follow one fish swimming in the ocean and watch him meet friends as the number of fish increases with each turn of the page. The corresponding die-cut, plastic numbers feature prominently on each spread. Little hands can explore the shape of each number, which provides an opportunity for tactile as well as visual learning. Bright, bold illustrations feature a simple color palette that is just right for toddlers.
 
Luna Parks was born in Brooklyn. When she's not dreaming up stories, Luna enjoys staring at the sea (she never learned to swim), riding roller coasters, eating cotton candy, and learning about astrology.

Gareth Lucas is an illustrator and designer living in his hometown in Essex, England with his wife and four children. After studying at Brighton and Central Saint Martin's Art Schools he has worked on a variety of projects, but enjoys children's book illustration the most. When he is not working he can be heard indulging his other love - the banjo!
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Learn to count from 1 to 5 with die-cut, textured plastic numbers and colorful, adorable fish friends in this tactile board book!

Children can learn to count from 1 to 5 with this engaging board book, which features die-cut, textured plastic numbers. Young readers follow one fish swimming in the ocean and watch him meet friends as the number of fish increases with each turn of the page. The corresponding die-cut, plastic numbers feature prominently on each spread. Little hands can explore the shape of each number, which provides an opportunity for tactile as well as visual learning. Bright, bold illustrations feature a simple color palette that is just right for toddlers.
 

Author

Luna Parks was born in Brooklyn. When she's not dreaming up stories, Luna enjoys staring at the sea (she never learned to swim), riding roller coasters, eating cotton candy, and learning about astrology.

Gareth Lucas is an illustrator and designer living in his hometown in Essex, England with his wife and four children. After studying at Brighton and Central Saint Martin's Art Schools he has worked on a variety of projects, but enjoys children's book illustration the most. When he is not working he can be heard indulging his other love - the banjo!

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