A counting book with each double page spread devoted to one number from 1 to 10. Careful examination of the engaging watercolor illustrations provides clues to the title's question and a big smile on the last page. After playing with many animals in the end a small mouse finds playing with other mice is the most fun. Very young children will be charmed by all the animal noises in the simple, repetitive text and are sure to join in. Discovering dancing, she shows the other frogs how to dance.
Imaginative art enlivens a very brief text.
Wells, Rosemary Edward's Overwhelming Overnight Little bear Edward finds an unplanned overnight at friend Anthony's house more than he is ready for. The small size of the book, and the witty and expressive illustrations in warm colors capture the anxiety of Edward and the comfort of his return to his own home and parents. A hugely popular rhyming cumulative story about a household settling down for a nap until a flea wakes them all. Hysterically funny expressive art captures the wild commotion that results. In His Hair A rhyming counting book that begins with one bear with bees in his hair that meets nine others, one by one.