Good Night (Not Really)
Let’s Count Forward AND Backward
by Nan Evenson
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Pub Date 30 Sep 2021 | Archive Date 25 Aug 2022
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Description
Count Backwards with Charlie and Lisa! Fun and spirited counting book with a surprise ending.
Charlie and Lisa are charming guides, helping children count not only to ten, but backward as well. Good Night (Not Really): Let’s Count Forward AND Backward is actually a good morning book. It’s the first book in the Not Really series, to be followed by The Terrible Day (Not Really): Let’s Count by Twos and I Don’t Want a New Teacher (Not Really): Let’s Count by Fives. The picture books offer fresh ways for children to expand their math skills, gorgeous illustrations, and surprise endings.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781839343339 |
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Featured Reviews
Educator 985113
There is so much to love about this book.
The writing is fun and lively sure to keep children's attention. The images are beyond cute, my favorite being the tutu broccoli.
The children will learn to count forwardsand backwards which is rather unique for counting books.
Lastly I never thought of a good morning book to start the day. It's a great idea and one I'm implementing
Stephanie C, Reviewer
Good Night (Not Really) was a beyond cute with fantastic illustrations. Kept mine and the littles attention with the counting and laughing with its humor. This was hard to read as an electric copy, the pages and reading was jumbled on the screen.
Thank you netgalley and Bumblebee Books for this eARC
Reviewer 385369
What a cute book to read at any time of the day. It's set up like a bedtime read with the kids in the story counting up from 1 including different animals in silly scenarios. The illustrations were fun, the story was cute and the kids did not want to go to bed after reading this fun story!
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