Snappy Little Numbers

by Kate Lee, Derek Matthews (Illustrations), Caroline Repchuk

Bold bright graphics, a simple clean design, engaging rhyming text that appeals to young kids, and big pop-ups on each spread; this is the appeal of the Snappy series. Children will learn to count from one all the way up to the ten sharp teeth of the snapping little crocodile. What better way to learn than with this happy, snappy pop-up!

Genres: Picture Books, Storytime, Childrens, Animals

20 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1998

Reviews

[Judith]

What a great book to teach number fluency to children. My Kindergarteners loved this book! It offers so many opportunities to count and have fun doing so.

[Cara Byrne]

"Whale is chasing sea horses, having lots of trouble. Count the FIVE that duck and dive - bubble, bubble, bubble!" This is a cute, brief pop-up book that both my 2-year-old and 5-year-old enjoyed.

[Katrina]

Another in the Snappy pop-up series. The pictures in this series are always colorful and vivid so they capture kids attention. Playful rhymes lead the way through a series of counting chuckles, from the little fish trapped in a pelican's enormous beak to all ten of the crocodile's sharp teeth. A solid and fun counting book though, as with all pop-ups, it may not be around for many readings.

[Tiffany]

:D yeah yeah, i'm too old for this, but this was an all time favorite of mine when i was little! i luff this book....

and i still like reading it when i want to feel all happy and worry-free like a little kid again

[Suzanne]

Very cute.

[Bridget]

A great series of pop-up books.

This is on the hardcover shelf.

[Danny]

A hand-me-down from Annie, these are kept in the closet to protect them from overzealous hands. Danny loves to read this during his alone times.

[Theresa]

"a cute number review intrests children because of the movement
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[Landon]

We've read this book many times. 3.9