Ten Rosy Roses by Eve Meriam and illustrations by Julia Gorton
I really enjoyed this book. The words rhymed which makes the reading flow easier for beginning readers. The diversity in this book was noticeable. There were kids with all different hair colors, skin tones, and dress. The pictures took up the entire page which I think made the book more interesting, however the pictures were very simple, there was not a lot of detail.
This book is great for learning numbers one through ten. I liked that there was a visual count of roses on each page. This encourages interaction with the book because kids can count along if they choose to.
The story started off with ten roses and on each page a child takes one rose. By the end when there are no more roses there is a picture of all of the students giving a bouquet of ten roses to their teacher. I think this is a thoughtful story that gives off the positive message of giving and diversity.
I really enjoyed this book. The words rhymed which makes the reading flow easier for beginning readers. The diversity in this book was noticeable. There were kids with all different hair colors, skin tones, and dress. The pictures took up the entire page which I think made the book more interesting, however the pictures were very simple, there was not a lot of detail.
This book is great for learning numbers one through ten. I liked that there was a visual count of roses on each page. This encourages interaction with the book because kids can count along if they choose to.
The story started off with ten roses and on each page a child takes one rose. By the end when there are no more roses there is a picture of all of the students giving a bouquet of ten roses to their teacher. I think this is a thoughtful story that gives off the positive message of giving and diversity.
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