Description
You and your child will have so much fun with this numbers with this garden-based counting book. One Tomato makes counting a joyous learning experience as it introduces young readers to the shapes and concepts of the numbers in a pleasurable walk through the garden. One Tomato will help children build their confidence with numbers even as they learn about garden plants, vegetables, and bugs. A common dandelion guides children through the book, hiding somewhere on each page. With sturdy pages and rounded corners, One Tomato is durable and safe for lots of learning fun.
Endorsement: I’m a preschool teacher and I LOVED this board book. Perfect for 2-6 year olds, the bold, bright art really holds kiddos’ attention and the rhyming story explores counting in a fun way- while strolling through a garden full of vegetables and insect/animal friends. The seek-and-find dandelion on each page makes for a fun interactive game too. I’ve given One Tomato as a gift and used it in the classroom. Always a hit! You can’t go wrong with this one! — IndyMom1
About the Author
Rebecca Mullin is an avid gardener, preschool teacher, bookseller, and mother of four young girls. Rebecca wrote One Tomato to recreate the joy of picking home-grown vegetables and to teach her children to identify the vegetables they grow and eat. She worked at Kids Ink Children’s Bookstore in Indianapolis, IN for eleven years, and as a Board Member of the Great Lakes Independent Bookseller Association for three years. Rebecca now lives in Eau Claire, WI with her husband, daughters, and an ever-expanding garden.
About the Illustrator
Anna Mullin is a recent biology graduate currently working as a zookeeper of wolves, grizzly bears and raptors in Montana. Originally from Yellow Springs, Ohio, Anna often spends her free time working on various art projects. She harbors a particular affinity for simplified color palettes, but is always happy to try new things. “One Tomato” is her first illustrated book. Additional work can be found at Annaem.com.