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Edible Numbers: 02/23/17

Edible Numbers by Jennifer Vogel Bass

Edible Numbers by Jennifer Vogel Bass is one of the most beautiful counting books I've ever seen. It's also an introduction to fruits and vegetables. It's the follow up to Edible Colors.

This time the focus is on numbers and on different kinds of things to eat. Depending on the number being illustrated, there will be that amount of either fruit or vegetable, rendered in beautiful photographs.

If the page shows peppers it will show more than just the standard bell pepper. Unless you are very into heritage gardening or run a stand at a farmer's market, there will be at least one new to you fruit or vegetable on every page.

Five stars

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