Count to 10

by Emily Thompson

The people on this very special street learn life's lessons together, provide viewers with strong role models and teach children that everyone brings a special ability to the community. In this 8" x 8" color soft cover, Elmo and his friends learn to count to 10.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

24 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Nathan]

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and finally, ten. Thank you, Elmo.

[Kerrianne]

(Listened to the audiobook from Sesame Street Storytime series on Spotify.)

Title: “Count to 10”
Narrated by: Nathaniel Hudson {all children narrators, spelling of names unknown}
Runtime: 1 minutes 05 seconds
Published: 2020

[Pinky · Rating 3 out of 5]

Count to 10 with Elmo and friends.

[Habrewer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Count to 10 by Emily Thompson
*This book is part of my personal library*

This is a fun counting book with familiar characters that kids will love to read over and over again. I know Lilly and I have read this one several times.

She loves Elmo and all the characters from Sesame Street and we make a game out of counting the objects in the book. I was excited when it was offered for free on Amazon in celebration of Elmo’s birthday.

This book is geared more to 1-3 year old children who will love the colorful pages and fun loving characters. Lilly loves this one and we give it 4 Stars.

[Jason · Rating 3 out of 5]

Before we started, one of my boys said, "This is going to be good. I can tell."

It was good, and my boys enjoyed it. It is a little below their age level, but that's OK. They can sort experience this book in all new ways, now that they are older.

I couldn't help thinking that some day, sooner than I would like, they will be too cool for Sesame Street. I have really enjoyed getting reacquainted with Sesame St. It really is quite brilliant.

I'll miss it when my boys become too "cool". And I'll miss my little boys who take such all encompassing, unfiltered delight in count with furry monsters.

[Bonnigene Cloud]

This is a really great illustrated counting book for children that takes into account the characters and common threads that accompany our favorite seseme street characters.

Personally I keep this book on my ereader so that when I am in a situation where I need to entertain one of my young neices or nephews I can. I love the simplicity, fun and colors in this book.

[Margaret Chind]

Plain and a bit boring. Glad it was free.