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Counting Kisses: A Kiss & Read Book Board book – Picture Book, January 1, 2003
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Count and kiss along with this lift-the-flap bedtime book, from children’s book legend, Karen Katz!
- Print length32 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Grade levelPreschool - Kindergarten
- Lexile measureNP
- Dimensions7.38 x 0.8 x 6.25 inches
- PublisherLittle Simon
- Publication dateJanuary 1, 2003
- ISBN-109780689856587
- ISBN-13978-0689856587
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- ASIN : 068985658X
- Publisher : Little Simon; Repackage edition (January 1, 2003)
- Language : English
- Board book : 32 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9780689856587
- ISBN-13 : 978-0689856587
- Reading age : 1 - 3 years, from customers
- Lexile measure : NP
- Grade level : Preschool - Kindergarten
- Item Weight : 3.53 ounces
- Dimensions : 7.38 x 0.8 x 6.25 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #15,615 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #51 in Children's Counting Books
- #66 in Children's New Baby Books
- #80 in Children's Parents Books
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About the author

Check out my newest book WIGGLE YOUR TOES! A Book to pull,fluff, and wiggle!
I have always been interested in folk art from around the world, Indian miniatures, Mexican ceramics, fabrics, Chagall, Matisse, children's art, and primitive painting, and I love to paint and experiment with pattern, texture, collage and color. The careers I've had--as a costume designer, a quilt maker, a fabric artist, and a graphic designer--have taken all these interests into account. Looking back, I can see that these passions and career choices have played a large part in influencing me to become a children's book author and illustrator.
But most importantly, it was after my husband and I adopted our daughter from Guatemala that I was inspired to do a children's book for her. My first book, Over the Moon, was the story of that magical experience of welcoming our daughter Lena into our lives. I painted, I drew, I collaged, and I wrote, and after working very hard... a beautiful book was born! Twenty-two books later, my daughter--now fourteen years old--still is an inspiration for me.
I am fascinated by babies and little kids. The simplest words and gestures can make them laugh. Sometimes standing in line at the supermarket and watching kids in grocery carts, my best ideas are born.
I am fascinated by people from all over the world and what they look like and how they live and the differences that make us all unique.
When an idea pops into my head I ask these questions:
Will a child want to read this book?
Will a parent want to read this book with their child?
Will this book make a parent and child feel something?
Is there something visual here that will hold a child's interest?
Will a child see something in a different way after reading this book?
If the answer is yes, then I know I'm on the right track.
I am very lucky to get to do what I do. Everyday I go into my studio and have fun. Don't get me wrong, some days are very frustrating. Sometimes the colors are all wrong and the words don't sound right. But after I work at it for a while...and try to do it a different way...and think...and change the words or colors...and try some more...suddenly, there it is--a great page of writing, or a great illustration. And nothing is more satisfying than that.
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The downside of this book is that it's hard to hold your child and do the kisses in all the places at the same time, so we usually read it on the floor so we have space to do the kisses. Also, some of the pages are a little wordy for a toddler's attention span so I usually just do one kiss in each place so I can keep her attention. When she's older with a longer attention span, I'll do the number of each kiss stated to reinforce counting.
Overall, this is a great story and my daughter loves it, so I highly recommend it!
Little baby is not smiling, and that is unusual, what to do? Mommy knows and she starts with ten little kisses on ten little toes,mand then feet. Gramma takes over with 7 kisses on baby's belly, the dog even gets in some licks with 6 licks while y is being changed. And, on down to baby's head,nowhere she baby is snugly and warm and ready for bed with one little kiss to her head.
The author, Karen Katz hamza way with words, and she seems to know exactly what to do with little babies who aren't smiling. Parents and adults will love this story and soon kisses may be shared by young and old. The illustrations are beautiful, colorful, vivid and bright, just right to mix with this story. What a way to end your day, with kisses and snuggles.
Recommended. prisrob 07-25-15
This book makes her slow down from 100 miles per hour to sitting down to have dad and I read it with her on the couch. Sometimes we kiss her like in the book, sometimes we just let her turn the pages and we improvise the kissing according to the images (very cute anyways). The best part is the last page: the story ends with the baby in the crib with her eyes closed as the family is around her watching her sleep. That's when I say "Kiss, bye-bye, good-night baby" and kiss my daughter. Guess what happens next? She walks to her bed (recently converted from a crib) all by herself and smiling. And there she stays as we close the door of her room. 5 stars!
I highly recommend this book for all babies and toddlers. You won't regret it.
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Then I have an other baby girl, and she absolutely love it, she is 18 months, she is kissing every page on he head of the baby, the feet, the knees...
she want me to read again and again and want to turn the page again..
I think it depend on the kids, but its a great book and good quality


