Kids will learn to count and write numbers in this fun, colorful, and interactive hands-on novelty book from the talented Chiêu Anh Urban! Stylistic in design, this colorful and interactive counting book invites youngest readers to zoom on trains, submarines, spaceships, and a variety of things that go! Each spread with cut-out layers and glossy paths features a different mode of transportation for a hands-on exploration of numbers and vehicles. Count, touch, and trace from one to ten, whether it’s one plane on the runway, two dump trucks on the construction site, or ten bicycles on a bike path. Then fly, sail, race, and count backwards through clouds, ocean, and land to find hidden surprises. 123 ZOOM is a playful format with die-cut numbers and glossy paths for exploring various vehicles, while providing fun learning of basic numbers and writing concepts.

These illusions will play tricks on your eyes! Find two animals on each page in a clever, stylish exploration of negative and positive space for the very young. Singing, tweeting, small and round. Lion likes this whistler's sound. Look closely. What do you see? Could that be a bird nestled in the curl of Lion's tail? And who is swimming by Whale? Or basking in the sun near Swan? Colorful spreads invite children in with a rhyme that contains a clue, while the bold, graphic design steers the eye to a negative space revealing a hidden familiar animal. Black-and-white spreads at the end depict the same animals again, further clarifying the concept of positive and negative space. Fun and enticing for even the youngest children and a delight for art-oriented parents, this interactive seek-and-find book begs for many repeat sharings.

Don't let these illusions play tricks on your eyes! Find two foods on each page in a clever, stylish exploration of negative and positive space for the very young. A twisty pretzel loops around and back. What fruit is hidden inside this snack? Look closely. What do you see? Could that be two orange slices tucked inside the curves of the pretzel? And what fruit is nestling inside a pitcher's handle? Or in the twist of a cupcake's frosting? Colorful spreads invite children in with a rhyme that contains a clue, while the bold, graphic design steers the eye to a negative space revealing a hidden familiar food. Black-and-white spreads at the end depict the same foods again, further clarifying the concept of positive and negative space. Fun and enticing for even the youngest children and a delight for art-oriented parents, this interactive seek-and-find book begs for many repeat sharings.