El pequeño 1

by Ann Rand, Paul Rand (Illustrator), Carles Andreu Saburit (Translator)

Una muy inspirada aproximación al mundo de los números que utiliza ilustraciones tan simples como bellas para presentar a un personaje, el número uno, que sólo desea desprenderse de la soledad y encontrar su lugar entre los demás números, que lo rechazan una vez y otra por ser solamente uno.

Una obra para los más pequeños, llena de juegos de palabras, con el número uno como protagonista absoluto, que se lanza en busca de la amistad del resto de los números, y va descubriendo como todos le van dando de lado, poco a poco

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Art, Mathematics, American, Kids, Fiction

32 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1962

Reviews

[Jenny]

This was a sweet little story with lovely simple drawings. It has some simple math and a happy ending.

[Lily]

Great book. Good to read to little ones. (:

[Miranti Banyuning Bumi]

Sweet little book :), tidak hanya mengajarkan tentang angka 1-10 bagi anak-anak, tapi juga ada pesan tentang persahabatan di dalamnya. So heart warming and classic!

[Julie Grace Immink]

Always add 1 more to the party

[Kelly Holmes]

Cute story about numbers with simple, colorful illustrations. My only problem with this book is the rhyme--reading it out loud, it's hard to find a rhythm to it, so it just feels awkward a lot of the time.

[LINDA]

Cute, but the message is a little exclusionary. Poor little 1 really goes through quite a rigmarole before little 1 finally finds a friend in number 0. I think this book's message might make a child feel overly cautions when approaching groups of other children playing.

[Siskiyou-Suzy]

I thought I already reviewed this, but I guess I didn't, and I can't really remember much to say much about it. It didn't make an impression on me. The idea of little 1/little one was sort of cute and sweet, but I'm not that into the number metaphor thing.

[Erin]

beaaaautiful...lovelovelove.

[Page]

SO GREAT! We have really been working on numbers around here since Logan has developed an interest in time, etc. This book is great-great pictures, great numbers, a little addition too.

[aubrey]

i love the look of this book. originally published in the 60's, i love the illustrations and the color blocking. the story is a little bit sad but a good counting book for kids.

[Jen]

teaches counting/friendship. great line drawings.

[Danielle]

Delicious design.

[Michele]

Sweet story of the number 1 realizing his value.