It is a good read aloud book with a lot of opportunity to use voice inflection and acting as the reader reads. I could see discussions starting about numbers & counting, working collaboratively, connections between those with differences, and on and on. There is a story, and for some kids it will serve as a springboard to practicing counting, and some will appreciate the story on its own. The book is colorful and the pages are appealing to view. Two through nine stay in the same bright colors on every page. Zero is gray, as is one, which is a slightly different shade of gray. My favorite line is “Zero felt empty inside.” Zero is a character with a personality in this book. The counting starts from 1 to 7 then 1-9, then 10, 20, etc. I was sufficiently impressed that I just reserved One at the library, another earlier book by this author that seems to be a companion book to this one. The story and illustrations are enjoyable and educational and a bit philosophical. She goes to schools across the country to encourage kids to develop strong character assets, and helps teachers find customized, creative methods to engage and connect with their students through art, reading and the power of literature5().I loved the premise and liked the execution well enough. Kathryn Otoshi is a multi-award winning authorillustrator and nationalinternational speaker best known for her character-building book series, Zero, One, and Two. Zero feels empty inside, but discovers that by being open, it can facilitate creating bigger and greater value(s)5. The moral of this story is peer perception and self-value as the number zero has to find where it fits in with the other numbers. Zero, by Kathryn Otoshi, is the follow up to One. A book about numbers, that also helps young ones learn that we all have our own unique downloadn and Illustrated by: Kathryn OtoshiPlease support the au.> CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD EBOOK > CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD EBOOK <<<<
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