123 Philadelphia
by Puck
Illustrated by: Kevin Somers
- Perfect for babies and toddlers
- Small and sturdy format, round corners for extra safety
- A fun and colorful way to practice number skills
6” x 6” inches; board book; 22 pages; full-color art; nontoxic (Conforms with the American Society of Testing Materials, ASTM); ages 0 to 3
ISBN: 9780979621390
$8.95
Curious children will count to10 using some of Philadelphia's most cherished symbols and landmarks—the Liberty Bell, the Philadelphia Zoo, City Hall, pretzels, cheese steaks, Reading Terminal Market, and the LOVE sculpture—in this board book featuring amusing illustrations, dazzling colors, and bold, clear design.
The final page includes a complete location list in both English and in Spanish to help parents locate the symbols and landmarks and plan an entertaining trip to Philadelphia. A fantastic guide to practicing essential number skills, kids will enjoy reading it again and again.
Press
"This book is just precious. Not only does it teach children their numbers from 1 to 10, but it also has adorable Philly images on each pages. Make sure you check out the entire collection. There's bound to be one that's perfect for the little ones in your life!" —Kids Konnection
"These board books are super-quick reads with all pictures and numbers. Perfect for teaching my 2 year old to count." —classymommy.com
"The books are durable and sturdy for little hands and are a fun, visual way to teach your baby or toddler. Kids will love the bold colorful art. Parents may dig the handy glossary that helps identify each page item (for those moms and dads who need to brush up)." —INO Mommy
"These books are a fun way to introduce babies and toddlers to the landmarks of their hometowns." —Stroller Traffic
About the Authors
Puck is the author of the series Cool Counting Books™, My Foodie ABC, and Wow! New York City. He has worked as a writer, editor, and translator for national publications and publishing houses.
Kevin Somers is an author and artist who has worked in comics, animation, fine arts and publishing for more than 15 years. He is the author of Meaner than the Meanest (Hyperion, 2001), writer and illustrator of The Incredible Hulk: Project Hide (Marvel Comics, 1998) and the creator of the comic strip series Monkey Time (Disney Adventures Magazine, 1999).
