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Set off on an adventure with Paz, a curious and friendly Koala bear who discovers a magical land where numbers live! Whimsey and enchantment follow as Paz explores the newly discovered land in English and Spanish.
Threes twirl around like helicopters, sixes turn petals into flowers and fascinate Paz. However, the numbers need help! The number two lets Paz in on a secret. The numbers do not know which one comes first. So, the cozy koala organizes the numbers. Paz is so intelligent that he masters them not only in English but Spanish also!
The Adventure of Paz in the Land of Numbers, by Miriam Bowden, features fanciful illustrations by Anna Maria Crum to delight the young reader. As Paz sets off on his numerical journey, your child gets to go along as he arranges the numbers in sequence and leans to count in English and Spanish!
Age 4-8
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| Weight | 12 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 2 × 10 in |
| Book Type | eBook – Kindle, eBook – Apple, Paperback |
| Master ID | 9780893341503 |
| ISBN | 893341509 |
| Publisher | Green Dragon Books |
Tags: Children's Picture Books,Counting,Diversity,Language,Math Concepts,Multicultural Books,Storybook
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Clever & Original Way For A Child to Imagine Counting
Paz will lead a young mind on an interesting journey through an animated land of digits, with fine lessons along the way. The inclusion of numbers in Spanish is representative of the depth of forethought and understanding the author had to empathize with a range reader’s backgrounds that may come to encounter this fine work. The adventure will indeed be a satisfying and enlightening one, and certainly enjoyable for readers who share “The Adventure of Paz in the Land of Numbers”. Ms Bowden gets high kudos for her breakthrough work. One should anticipate well any, and all, offerings that follow.