Count with Dora! (Dora the Explorer)

by Phoebe Beinstein, Thomas Bros, Thompson Brothers

Book Overview

Young fans will love helping Dora count coconuts, bananas, and pineapples in English and Spanish. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0689848188
• Release Date: June 2002
• Publisher: Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon
• Length: 14 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.6" x 0.4" x 5.6"

Customer Reviews

Learn to count.....

This is a pretty good Dora book.It is colorful and does help your child to learn numbers up to 10 in English and Spanish

Dora book review

What a cute way to get little ones interested in numbers. As usual, colors and pictures were eye catching.

Great Counting Book

My 18 month old daughter loves Dora. I bought this book in a boxed set so she could have some books with Dora. I really like this book because it uses different fruits and it's very colorful. Of course my daughter loves it since it's Dora. We've only had this book for about two weeks and I think I've read and/or listened to my husband read it about fifty times.

Adorable little book for Dora fans

My kids LOVE Dora and this sturdy little board book is the perfect introduction to counting in English and Spanish. They can pick out the various fruits, even the unusual ones like guavas and mangos, which are regular favorites in our home, and the bright and colorful pages keep them happily counting the fruit from one to ten. There is even a handy little pronunciation bubble at the bottom on each page which comes in handy for me since I'm not bilingual but my husband is and we're trying to get our kids to speak Spanish and English while they are still young. The fact that this book is small makes it the perfect companion in the car and the heavy board pages stand up well to toddler hands.

My son loves this!

My 22 month old son is totally head-over-heels with Dora, and he also loves enjoys counting activities. We just got this book yesterday, and he's already had us read it over and over. The numbers are very easy to find on the page, and the pictures are very cute and simple. We aren't using the Spanish part of the book yet. Tico the squirrel (who, as all good Dora fans know, only speaks Spanish) presents the Spanish word in the corner of each page. My son always points to Tico, but the picture is done in a very non-distracting way.