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Ten Birds Hardcover – March 1 2011
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Cybele Young
(Author, Illustrator)
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Reading age5 - 6 years
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Print length32 pages
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LanguageEnglish
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Grade level1 - 6
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Dimensions23.65 x 0.89 x 29.92 cm
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PublisherKids Can Press
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Publication dateMarch 1 2011
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ISBN-101554535689
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ISBN-13978-1554535682
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The humour and outlandish invention make an amusing contrast with the sober formality of the style. Ten Birds is a joke, a mechanical challenge and a counting book like no other.―The Toronto Star
Incorporating elements of a fable with a style vaguely reminiscent of David Macaulay or Arthur Geisert, this quietly dazzling selection is a subtle celebration of individuality and creativity. Appealing, unique and not to be missed.―Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
About the Author
Cybèle Young is an internationally renowned artist, represented by galleries in New York, London, Vancouver and Calgary. Her art practice and family life have also inspired the creation of several children's books. She was nominated for a Governor General's Award for Illustration in 2000, and has written and illustrated two titles (Ten Birds, Kids Can Press, and A Few Blocks, Groundwood Books).
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Product details
- Publisher : Kids Can Press (March 1 2011)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 32 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1554535689
- ISBN-13 : 978-1554535682
- Item weight : 499 g
- Dimensions : 23.65 x 0.89 x 29.92 cm
- Best Sellers Rank: #206,078 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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About the author

Cybèle Young is an internationally renowned artist, represented by galleries in New York, London, Vancouver and Calgary. She studied sculpture and printmaking at the Ontario College of Art and Design, and has since been awarded over
twenty arts grants and awards, and has received considerable notice is such publications as Art in America, Canadian Art magazine, the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Now magazine, Fibre Arts, Maclean’s, Elle and Toronto Life.
Her work resides in major collections around the world.
Young creates miniature sculptural works from fine Japanese papers. Her inspirations come from fleeting day-to-day experiences while her creativity flourishes in the mundane, where small observations become fantastic. The results are works that emerge from familiar motifs abstracted by passing impressions.
Young compiles these sculptures to create communities that interact and form new relationships – much like how the small seemingly insignificant moments in our everyday lives can come together to create unexpected outcomes.
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Ten Birds is a cute counting book which will help kids learn to count backwards from ten. The detailed black and white pen and ink illustrations are whimsical and inventive, and while not colorful, will still engage the reader. Recommended for children ages 3-7.
-Sherry Ellis
Author of Ten Zany Birds
This is a lovely, thought-provoking book that can be used in multiple ways in the classroom from math to language arts to science. The illustrations are beautiful and detailed giving every child the ability to enjoy the book no matter their reading level/ability.
