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Ladataan... NumblersTekijä: Suse MacDonald, Bill Oakes (Tekijä)
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On each double-page spread a number from one to ten changes gradually into a familiar object or animal, splitting apart in the process into the appropriate number of parts or pieces. Descriptive text in the back gives clues as to the nature of the thing depicted. Kirjastojen kuvailuja ei löytynyt. |
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"Numbers have a definite shape and a definite size when you look at them, but in the blink of an eye they can do the unexpected. That's when they becomes Numblers" (Macdonald 1998). This is the introduction to this unusual way of illustrating this interesting number book. The numbers look as if they were drawn by crayons and paint and almost morph into a new shape. The number word is written very plain, and is unlike Arlene Alda's 123, which shows the number in relation to the other numbers.