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Everybunny Count!
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Bunnies and foxes learn to count as they play hide-and-seek in this delightful picture book from the author of Everybunny Dance! and Follow Me!, which School Library Journal called “a winsome selection suitable for storytime.”
Take your places, everyone.
Ready or not, here we come!
The search for fox has just begun.
Everybunny count to ONE!
Bunnies play hide-and-seek and ...more
Take your places, everyone.
Ready or not, here we come!
The search for fox has just begun.
Everybunny count to ONE!
Bunnies play hide-and-seek and ...more
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Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
January 16th 2018
by Margaret K. McElderry Books
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Bunnies and foxes play hide-and-seek and there's counting and its adorable
Apr 09, 2018
Deb (Readerbuzz) Nance
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I've read a lot of counting books in my ten years as a Cybils judge. A lot. I can't imagine how many counting books come across a good editor's desk.
Everybunny Count! is a counting book. But don't let that stop you from reading it and sharing it. This book is a fresh look at a counting book.
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It may feel ridiculous to give a spoiler alert for a counting book, but I want to share one amazing part of this book, and it will ...more
Everybunny Count! is a counting book. But don't let that stop you from reading it and sharing it. This book is a fresh look at a counting book.
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It may feel ridiculous to give a spoiler alert for a counting book, but I want to share one amazing part of this book, and it will ...more
Fun counting book.
Cute, but four and paw don’t rhyme at all and foxes aren’t friends with bunnies.
It bothered me that every line rhymed except the line that tried to rhyme "paw" with "four" -- couldn't they find a rhyme for four?
This book is adorable. Sandall's bunnies put me in mind of Anita Jeram's work. I'm so smitten that I will forgive her (and her English accent) for rhyming 'paw' and 'four'. . .and also using the dreaded heaven/seven combination.
I wish I had little ones to read this with. The book says 4 to 8 but I think it would be terrific for toddlers who are first learning to count.
I wish I had little ones to read this with. The book says 4 to 8 but I think it would be terrific for toddlers who are first learning to count.
As the foxes and bunnies play together, they decide that today is the day for hide-and-seek. They count up to ten and then as they search, the counting begins again. They steadily count up to ten once more, giving young listeners objects to count on each page. When the bunnies finally find Fox, he has a surprise for them! One that will help them count all the way to ten again. Sandall’s picture book has a freshness and a lightness that is very welcome. The incorporation of so much counting in a
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Delightful book that teaches counting with a rhythmic, rhyming pattern of words, along with a story about bunnies and foxes, normally mortal enemies.
Soft, yet vibrant color scheme, with additional details that aid in the counting lesson on pages, e.g. snails, carrots, ladybugs, etc.
Great for Easter or any time you're doing a bunny storytime.
Soft, yet vibrant color scheme, with additional details that aid in the counting lesson on pages, e.g. snails, carrots, ladybugs, etc.
Great for Easter or any time you're doing a bunny storytime.
Liked the illustrations, LOVED the cadence of the rhymes. Each and every page has not just one group of items to count, but a couple of groups of items to count. I really loved this book as a counting book for little ones.
Ok, get over the fact that foxes and bunnies aren't friends, and this is an adorable counting book. Readers will have fun finding the hiding fox on each page and the illustrations are marvelous. Highly recommended.
A fun engaging lively counting picture book as bunnies and woodland creatures are counted as the bunnies play hide and seek with the fox.
I didn’t particularly like the faces of the bunnies and the fox.
I didn’t particularly like the faces of the bunnies and the fox.
Aww. Those bunnies are totally going to be eaten by those foxes.
Fun counting book with cute animal pictures for little ones. Lots of bunny puns included.
A concept book. Fun rhyme so cute and clever. Little ones will love.
Excellent counting book with a great twist.
Part search and find book, part counting. Fun book for spring.
A fun and rhythmic story that lets kids count from 1 to 10 while a game of hide-n-seek takes place with woodland animals.
Great counting story done in rhyme. While the bunnies are trying to find the fox they meet other animals/creatures: bird, squirrels, ladybugs, frogs, ducks.
Very cute.
I really like this story and illustrations. I would have given it 4 stars but one of the "rhymes" didn't actually rhyme: "Tiny creatures in my paw. Everybunny count to FOUR!"
So cute, so sweet, would definitely use it as a readaloud, rah rah rah... But I must say, this author has a rather optimistic idea of how foxes interact with rabbits.
It’s a very interactive book for students to learn.
A solid counting book for your counting/hide and seek loving child.
This is a super cute concept book with a lot of colorful illustrations about counting and bunnies!
Cute counting book!
Excellent choice for storytime
Bunnies are playing hid and seek with a fox. Can they find him? Nice counting book. Toddler and up
Loved Everbunny Dance! This one not so much.
A cute little animal counting book.
Although it won't work as a Chickadee contender, it's a great partner to "Everybunny Dance" for preschoolers!
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