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Familiar animals and things illustrate the numbers one to ten, twenty, thirty, forty, and fifty.
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NUMBERS OF THINGS ELT PACKS
January 5, 1991, Addison Wesley Longman ELT Division (a Pearson Education company)
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Helen Oxenbury's Numbers of Things
June 1968, Franklin Watts, Brand: Franklin Watts
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in English
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Originally published: Numbers of things. New York : F. Watts, 1968.
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Colorful drawings illustrate numbers, counting, for example, one lion and fifty ladybugs.
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