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counting book
counting book for toddlers
cute illustrations
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finger trails
forthcoming
learn counting
learn numbers
learning numbers
numbers
numbers 1 to 10
numbers book for toddlers
numbers one to ten
sensory
shaped board book
tactile
touch-and-trace
tree book for toddlers
Product details
- ISBN 9781801048880
- Dimensions: 180 x 180mm
- Publication Date: 02 Jul 2026
- Publisher: Little Tiger Press Group
- Publication City/Country: GB
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Encourage young readers to touch and trace the textured characters to learn the numbers 1 to 10 with this tree-shaped board book!
Each page features a textured number with directional arrows for children to learn correct letter formation, along with brightly coloured artwork to aid learning.
This fun addition to the My First collection of early-learning books features embossing and spot UV throughout.
Lauren Crisp (Author)
Lauren Crisp is a children's book editor who is lucky enough to make beautiful books every day. She lives in London but grew up in Yorkshire, and loves long country walks with her dog, Ludo. She enjoys reading, writing and dreaming up fun rhymes for the books she works on.
Laura Silveira (Illustrator)
Laura Silveira is a Londoner at heart but now resides in leafy Leicestershire. She earned her BA in Graphic Design at the University for the Creative Arts, Epsom. She has since worked with creative teams large and small, her work featuring on greeting cards, patterns for textiles, packaging, branding, maps, and children's illustrations. Influenced by the late greats Eric Carle and Quentin Blake, she works with a combination of hand-painted textures, Procreate and Photoshop. Her aim is to create rich, textural, characterful, and colourful observations, that have warmth and tell a story. When Laura isn't working, you can find her spending time with her husband and their son, or at her local charity shops, where she volunteers once a week.
