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A Thousand Billion Things (and Some Sheep)

A Thousand Billion Things (and Some Sheep)

Published in
2017
3.60
on Goodreads (62)

Description

Every day presents us with a wide range of choices including what to have to breakfast, what to wear and what to do in our spare time. Even deciding which piece of homework to tackle first presents a challenge. But when night comes and it's time for bed, what choice is there but to lie in the dark ... and count sheep? This book takes us through all the choices in a typical child's busy day and presents the reader with a puzzle. On every spread there's something specific to find amongst the thousand billion (well, almost) things in the bright and busy artwork.
Age
4-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages

Why to read

  • Engages Imagination: 'A Thousand Billion Things (and Some Sheep)' is a visually rich book that encourages children to use their imagination as they explore the myriad of possibilities within each page, making it a fantastic tool for developing creativity.
  • Interactive Experience: The book offers an interactive reading experience, with hidden details and elements that readers can discover on each page. This keeps young readers engaged and entertained as they search for the sheep and other items.
  • Promotes Observation Skills: With its detailed and whimsical illustrations, the book helps children develop their observation and attention to detail, as they look closely to find the various objects and characters hidden throughout.
  • Encourages Counting and Numeracy: As the title suggests, the book is filled with numerous things to count, providing a fun and engaging way for children to practice their counting skills and develop an early love for numbers and numeracy.