Ten

by Keith Haring

Keith Haring's figures introduce the numbers from one to ten in English, Spanish, French, and German

Genres: Counting

14 pages, Board Book

First published April 15, 1998

About the author

Keith Haring (1958–1990) grew up in Pennsylvania and moved to New York in 1978 to enroll in the School of Visual Arts. Over the following decade, he made some of the most widely recognized artwork of the twentieth century.

Reviews

[Courtney]

Wish there had been a pronunciation guide as my German is so rusty/poor.

[Eric Edwards]

Just a counting book with Keith Haring’s iconic figures. That’s really the only draw. Can’t imagine a kid would care that much. Also the numbers are in 4 languages which isn’t helpful when I don’t know how to pronounce the German.

[Jude Gravois]

English/Spanish/French/German Jude liked counting the kinetic bodies.

[Mary]

the best part is "ocho"
especially if you say it like you're conga dancing.

[Jim]

very clear pictures, easy to count w/four different languages