Cleo's Numbers (Bilingual Vietnamese & English) - Blackstone, Stella
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Erscheint vorauss. 9. September 2025
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Count up to ten and back down again with Cleo! Join Cleo the cat on a fun counting adventure as she explores the world around her. From spotting two dogs to jumping on five stepping stones, young readers will love counting along with Cleo. With playful rhymes and bright illustrations, this engaging book is a perfect bilingual English and Vietnamese introduction to numbers for toddlers. * Created to develop early English and Vietnamese development * Teaches counting from one to ten and back again * Features engaging rhymes and bold illustrations * Ideal for introducing toddlers to numbers in a fun, interactive way…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Count up to ten and back down again with Cleo! Join Cleo the cat on a fun counting adventure as she explores the world around her. From spotting two dogs to jumping on five stepping stones, young readers will love counting along with Cleo. With playful rhymes and bright illustrations, this engaging book is a perfect bilingual English and Vietnamese introduction to numbers for toddlers. * Created to develop early English and Vietnamese development * Teaches counting from one to ten and back again * Features engaging rhymes and bold illustrations * Ideal for introducing toddlers to numbers in a fun, interactive way
Autorenporträt
Award-winning author Stella Blackstone has written many of Barefoot's best-selling titles, including the Bear series and the Cleo the Cat series. She has been writing for children for over twenty years. Stella lives in Somerset, UK. Caroline Mockford gained a degree in fine art from Norwich School of Art, England, before completing a teacher training course at Goldsmith's College, London. She went on to work as an art teacher and as an elementary school teacher, as well as and author and illustrator of children's books. Xanthe Gresham Knight is an acclaimed writer and storyteller who performs across Europe and North America and who, according to the Arts Council of England, "speaks like a woman spitting jewels." Xanthe lives in East Sussex, England.