Henry Carter Hull

Numbers from one to one hundred climb to the top of an apple tree in this rhyming chant.

"Count to ten with fast and colorful race cars"--

As they are startled by the activities of other nearby creatures, the number of turtles on a log in a pond decreases from ten to one.

Ten little mummies become bored with staying in a room together all day but when they go outside to play they disappear, one by one.

Numbers from one to ten are used to tell how members of a family shop and work together to prepare a meal.

The reader is invited to count hungry crows as they hunt for savory snacks.

Count from 1 avocado deer to 2 radish mice and all the way up to 10 clementine kitties - which all add up to one big, delicious salad.

Red picks on Blue while Yellow, Orange, Green, and Purple wonder what they can do until One unites the colors and helps everybody learn about acceptance, tolerance, and boundaries amidst bullying while the reader learns numbers and primary and secondary colors.

"A rhyming nonfiction picture book that explores the numerical sets--one tail, two paws, four legs, etc.--that occur throughout the natural world."--