When I Am Bigger: Counting Numbers Big and Small
Maria Dek’s When I Am Bigger reaches even greater numbers and more imaginative heights in this follow-up counting book to the acclaimed When I Am Big.
When I Am Bigger is a beautifully illustrated skip counting book that reflects a child's ever-expanding universe through numbers up to one hundred.
As we grow bigger, our dreams grow too! When I Am Bigger broadens the minds of young readers through twenty-one whimsical scenarios told through numbers, like coming up with 11 dance moves, building a snowman using 37 snowballs, and bringing 73 snacks on a camping trip with your best friends. Following her first counting book, When I Am Big, Maria Dek and her engaging, colorful illustrations are back to celebrate a new and exciting dimension of the world of numbers.
Details
ISBN13: 9781648960369
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 46
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Publisher: Princeton Architectural Press
Publication City, Country: New York, United States
Dimensions (cm): 25.4(H)x20.3(L)
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Author Biography
Polish author and illustrator Maria Dek creates original and expressive watercolor illustrations from her home in Bialowieza, a village in the oldest forest in Europe. She holds degrees from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and University of the Arts London. Her previous children's books include Where the World Ends, Malo and the Merry-Go-Round, and A Walk in the Forest.
Reviews
"[A] picture book full of fantastical watercolor illustrations that's designed to get 3- to 7-year-olds totting up their numbers."- The Wall Street Journal
"A companion to Dek's When I Am Big (2018), this playful picture book focuses on older children, kids who are revving their imaginations and developing zany plans for their future....Delightful renderings of offbeat notions and quantities."
- Kirkus Reviews
"Three cheers for a counting book for big(ger) kids!...This 46-page picture book sets out to pleasantly challenge a slightly older reader, or the child who is ready to take on higher double-digits."
- New York Journal of Books