It's about a wonderful number as he travels throughout the real number universe. It reads with lots of alliteration. Please let me know what you think of the pic
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4 comments:
Sounds like a terrific book! Congratulations!
I like the illustrations. The litte farmer numbers in the background look especially cool.
When will your book be out?
Tim
from SuperTeacherWorksheets.com
Thanks Tim, if all goes well the book should be print ready by this time next week.
As a former illustrator, I say it's adorable. Those little numbers in the background look like hard workers. I can't wait to see the book!
Thanks Vivi! I just got the final manuscript from the artist this morning, it looks great! Thanks for the moral support
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