Island Counting 1 2 3

Author: Frane Lessac

Take a trip to the Caribbean, where one little island offers many exotic items to count. With vivid colors, Lessac leads a laid-back counting lesson in true island style. Full color.

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Take a trip to the Caribbean, where one little island offers many exotic items to count. With vivid colors, Lessac leads a laid-back counting lesson in true island style. Full color.

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With vivid colors and an invitingly naive touch, Frané Lessac leads a laid-back counting lesson in true island style.

Take a trip to the Caribbean, where one little island offers many exotic items to count! Here the three hilltop houses are painted in tropical hues, the five market ladies wear shady hats, the nine limbo dancers sway on a sunny beach, and the ten wildly dressed children celebrate carnival time. With vivid colors and an invitingly naive touch, Frané Lessac leads a laid-back counting lesson in true island style.

Critic Reviews

“A fiesta of colors and images dominate this shimmering, educational book. --Publishers Weekly A short vacation to a sun-drenched island. --Chicago Tribune”

A fiesta of colors and images dominate this shimmering, educational book.
—Publishers Weekly

A short vacation to a sun-drenched island.
—Chicago Tribune

About the Author

Frané Lessac lived for many years on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. She is the author-illustrator of numerous books for children, including MY LITTLE ISLAND, which was a READING RAINBOW selection. She says, "What inspires me most about the Caribbean is the freshness of the scenery, the wonder, whimsy, and general fun. In ISLAND COUNTING 123, I tried to capture the simple beauties of that radiant world in words and paint." Frané Lessac now lives in Australia with her family.

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"A fiesta of colors and images dominate this shimmering, educational book." -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY Take a trip to the Caribbean, where one little island offers many exotic items to count! Here the three hilltop houses are painted in tropical hues, the five market ladies wear shady hats, the nine limbo dancers sway on a sunny beach, and the ten wildly dressed children celebrate carnival time. With vivid colors and an invitingly naive touch, Frane Lessac leads a laid-back counting lesson in true island style.