1 2 3 the Farm and Me: An Interactive Learn to Count Board Book for Toddlers

by America's Test Kitchen Kids, Maddie Frost

From the experts at America's Test Kitchen comes a counting book for toddlers that will revolutionize their relationship with food! The perfect stocking stuffer! What does a farm look like? What ingredients make up the food you eat? How does the food you eat get to your table? In this innovative and interactive book, readers will have fun counting along as they go from the farm, to the store, to their kitchen, to their table to share a dinner. Additional food facts will allow caring adults and toddlers to learn even more about the farm-to-table process. No other board book features counting and the cooking process in this way―and no other board book features the expertise of the cooks at America's Test Kitchen! Don't miss this farm-to-table board book for toddlers that unites food with an introduction to counting and numbers.

Genres: Childrens, Food, Picture Books

24 pages, Board Book

Published October 16, 2018

Reviews

[Amanda]

I love this book which follows the three main pizza ingredients from the farm to the consumer. Y'all, they even wash the tomatoes--food safety makes me so happy. However, I think the book is wasted as a board book. Toddlers aren't going to be interested in the fun food facts like the uses of different types of flour and how to turn milk into mozzarella cheese. The older kids who are, aren't going to pick up this book because "it's for babies."

[Mrs. Mounce]

Thank you to Edelweiss for this free DRC! All opinions are my own.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 for this amazing board book, 123 Farm the and Me, that comes out October 16th.
I am definitely one who loves books about farms, cooking, and where our food comes from! Throw in counting and I am sold! I love how the story is simple yet so informative, it also has the cutest illustrations!

[Michele]

I would like to thank Sourcebooks Jabberwocky for my e-copy.

This is an adorable soon to be board book that introduces different food concepts and numbers. It throws in a variety of food facts for the toddler (and possibly most parents). Very cute

[Justine Ridder]

I loved the concept of this book, but a board book format is not the best format for this age range.

[Nickel Pickle]

My uncle got me this book for my first birthday and I really like it. Mommy read it to me this morning and when she finished, I made her go right back to the beginning and read it again while I looked at the pictures more slowly. I think they're trying to teach me something.