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My First Scottish Numbers
Kate McLelland
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Description for My First Scottish Numbers
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One castle on a hill, two babies bundled up in a pushchair, three drums for a Highland marching band... Introduce your wee ones to the numbers one to ten -- with a Scottish twist! Count dogs and wellies, teddies and treats, all in a special Scottish style. This bright board book is packed with lively images and simple, clear words. The chunky format and hardwearing pages are perfect for wee hands.
One castle on a hill, two babies bundled up in a pushchair, three drums for a Highland marching band... Introduce your wee ones to the numbers one to ten -- with a Scottish twist! Count dogs and wellies, teddies and treats, all in a special Scottish style. This bright board book is packed with lively images and simple, clear words. The chunky format and hardwearing pages are perfect for wee hands.
Product Details
Publisher
Floris Books United Kingdom
Number of pages
14
Publication date
2016
Series
Wee Kelpies
Condition
New
Weight
170g
Number of Pages
12
Format
Board book
Place of Publication
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781782502500
SKU
V9781782502500
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-6
About Kate McLelland
Kate McLelland is an accomplished illustrator and printmaker. She trained in illustration at Edinburgh College of Art. She is the illustrator of bestselling picture book There Was A Wee Lassie Who Swallowed A Midgie and the My First Scottish board book collection.
Reviews for My First Scottish Numbers
'These are perfect first word primers for Scottish bairns packed full of lovely Scottish characters, scenes and creatures.'
BookBairn blog 'McLelland's choice of unique Scottish numbers and colorful illustraions captured typical Scottish but sometime unfamiliar items in a fun way.'
Diane Neylon, Youth Services Book Review
BookBairn blog 'McLelland's choice of unique Scottish numbers and colorful illustraions captured typical Scottish but sometime unfamiliar items in a fun way.'
Diane Neylon, Youth Services Book Review