Count on Culebra
Go From 1 to 10 in Spanish

This story is about an Iguana who hurts her toe and looks to doctor culebra to help her. The culebra or snake recommends that the iguana and friends tie different items to the iguana's tail with values of 1-10. This book is written in English but uses various Spanish terms. The pictures or illustrat......more

Personally, I don't see how a bruised foot would heal as described in this book. Rather, I would call it torture and making the foot worse. Not surprisingly, this took a lot of the fun out of it for me. I liked the integration of Spanish in the story to help readers learn a bit.......more

Very simple counting book, not too many Spanish words apart from the counting. Not for early readers, but they will understand if you read to them. Pronunciation in the back of the book, along with a recipe for dulces!......more

Very entertaining book with great illustrations, my 3yr old daughter learned to count to 10 in Spanish, and she laughs when Culebra keeps adding to Iguana's tail. Doctor's orders!! We enjoy reading (and counting) this book together.......more

Fun story of an iguana stubbing her toe and how the "doctor" snake helps her get over her pain so she can make her cactus butter dulces. A very nice introduction to Spanish numbers. Illustrations are okay.......more