Max's Toys (Max and Ruby)
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (552 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 067088720X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 12 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Of course, Max wants that doll and will go to any lengths to get it. Who do you think will win this one? A funny tale of how children give and take in play, Max's Toys doubles as a first counting book: the doll is the one thing Ruby won't part with, and all Max has to barter is a house with two chimneys, three soldiers, four bears, and so on. Measuring 7 inches square, this colorful, sturdy board book is easy for small children to handle. (Baby to preschool) --Marianne Painter. Max is an irresistibly cute but persistent little bunny who wants what he wants when he wants it--any parent with an active toddler will relate. Rosemary Wells's delightful Max books are virtually guaranteed to please the little Max in your life. Max's interaction du jour is with his older sister, Ruby, who has a particularly attractive doll. And like most little kids, Max thinks the grass is always greener
and Noggin.Max's Toys introduces the numbers one through ten as Max finally trades all his toys for Ruby’s doll.. These irresistible Max & Ruby board books will introduce the youngest readers to the beloved bunny pair, who star in their own show on Nick Jr
cute counting book with abrupt ending audrey frances Max wants Ruby's doll, Emily, but Ruby will not part with her. Max has a house with 2 chimneys, 3 soldiers, 4 bears, etc. but all he wants is Emily.This is a cute counting book, especially for fans of this charming brother-sister bunny duo. But the ending is rather abrupt and always leaves my child wondering what happens next.. SHORT BUT CUTE My son, who is 3 yrs old, loves the "Max & Ruby" tv show. He doesn't ask for "Max's Toys" as much as the others. It's pretty cute (book is prob better for a younger child). His favorite books are:"Dragon Shirt""Bunny Cakes""Bunny Party""Max Cleans Up". Loveable Max & Ruby swap toys I. Polt-Jones Bias alert: I love all things Rosemary Wells. Her winsome drawings never grow old. I've read this with my kids countless times and they're now old enough (3-1/2) to know the story by heart and "read" it to me! Max and Ruby have a typical sibling struggle over sharing toys, and resolve it to their mutual delight by the last page. All the while, the story teaches counting skills. Little ones will just enjoy the pictures. Three year olds can count the toys themselves and even comment on the conflict at hand. Fun book with cute illustrations.
She is also the author of many other books for young readers, ranging from board books to young adult novels. Rosemary Wells has created her best-loved characters in the popular bunny siblings, Max and Ruby, who are featured in more than forty books and star in their own television show on Nick Jr. Visit her at rosemarywells.. Ms. Wells travels widely as a well