Martha and Arthur Count to Ten: Two cute dragons help your child learn counting - a daytime or bedtime story with rhyming and alliteration, suitable for baby, preschool children & kindergarten kids
About this ebook
spending their lives in a world of rhyme.
The gentle dragons are on a quest
to always improve and be their best.
Today our friends are at it again,
as they flex their wings and count to ten.
In this book, we find our super-cute dragon friends dreaming up their perfect healthy pie. They decide that it needs to contain berries but realize they cannot count well enough to know how many. Not to be deterred, they leap into action and find fun things to practice counting - from “one noisy drum” all the way to “ten happy hens”. Look out, along the way, for adorable toy shops, frogs, roller skates, etc.
Features of this kids’ picture book:
- Martha and Arthur are super-cute, friendly, dragons.
- The illustrations cover every page and are big, bold, brightly colored, and simply adorable!
- The text is large and accessible.
- Simple, easy-to-read, rhyme and alliteration is used throughout - not only is this fun for you and your child; there is a wealth of study supporting the educational benefits of this for early learning. (Way too much to list here.)
- The content is suitable for reading to babies, preschool, and kindergarten children.
- The book has been reviewed, approved, and praised by a professional child psychologist and several primary school teachers, each with over 20 years of experience.
- This book is part of a series of Martha and Arthur educational works, which have been crafted to teach basic early learning skills to children and can be read in any order.
- Whether you are looking for bedtime stories or books that can help you to entertain and educate your child during the daytime, the Martha and Arthur series is here to help!
Please take advantage of the introductory price and treat your child today!
About the author
One afternoon, just for fun,
Fable drew a dragon, enjoying the sun.
But that one dragon was not the end,
as Fable decided to give her a friend.
“Ooooh...” said Fable, “I like their look.
Maybe I should put them in a book?
It would be fun and fulfill my yearning
to help small children with their learning.”
A decision was made that the book should rhyme,
and the dragons would have a wonderful time,
but most of all, they would be on a quest
to always improve and be their best.
So in between, much other stuff,
six books were created. It was kind of tough.
There was much to do and much to learn.
Both ends of the candle had to burn.
But there was some help along the way.
A psychologist and a teacher had their say.
They gave their input and were very nice,
and humble Fable took their advice.
Now the books are ready and in the store,
and if they are liked, there will be some more.
Other things are on their way,
but what they are, I can’t yet say…
