A Richard-Scarry-vibe story about chickens going to the fair. Lots to count and look for.

Note: I received a digital galley of this book through NetGalley. ( )

I love books by Jo Ellen Bogart, and this one is no exception. It is not the typical book by her, but more in the line of a Richard Scary book. Each page of this book is covered with activity. Chickens are depicted in all sorts of settings, doing various activities. The story is told in rhyme with questions that will start a discussion with the reader and listeners. I love the section at the back of the book where each pages asks how many .... where children can go back and count chickens doing different things. My grandson loved this book. He kept asking questions and finding more things. This is a book that can be read over and over with something different attracting attention each time. A great book for public, classroom, school and family libraries. The publisher generously provided me with a copy of this book via Netgalley. ( )

Count Your Chickens is a cute little story that incorporates numbers for young readers. While the reader travels through the town they meet many different chickens in many roles throughout the town. You can use this in the class room for counting, a fun story or to learn about community helpers. With the fun colours and interesting story children are sure to fall in love with this book. ( )

Great rhyme, chickens everywhere - book has questions at the end of the book that are great for those learning to count. Answers included! ( )