How many squirrels are in the world?

"A little girl tries to count all the squirrels in her neighborhood"--

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: G, Mister (Author)
Other Authors: Almada Rivero, Marcos (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Nancy Paulsen Books, 2023.
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Summary:"A little girl tries to count all the squirrels in her neighborhood"--
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly illustrations (color) ; 28 cm
Audience:Ages 3-7.
ISBN:9780593110164
0593110161
Author Notes:Ben Gundersheimer (bengundersheimer.com, MisterGsongs.com) is a Latin GRAMMY Award-winning artist, author and educator. Hailed as "a bilingual rock star" by The Washington Post and "irresistible" by People magazine, he was originally dubbed MISTER G by his young students while pursuing a Master of Education degree. He is also the author of Senorita Mariposa , based on a song from his album Chocolalala , and Lilah Tov Good Night , based on a song from his album The Mitzvah Bus . MISTER G tours internationally, performing in venues such as Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, New Orleans Jazz Fest, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His dynamic, interactive bilingual performances aim to dissolve borders and foster cross-cultural connections. He lives in the woods of Western Massachusetts with his wife, Katherine, rescue mutt, Josie, and cat, Chloe Bird.

Marcos Almada Rivero (marcosalmadailustrador.blogspot.com) also collaborated with Ben Gundersheimer on Senorita Mariposa and has written and illustrated several Spanish picture books, including the Oscar the Opossum series, and created the artwork for Ben Gundersheimer's albums. He has degrees in communication (specializing in audiovisual media and animation) and children's literature, and works on animation projects as a writer, illustrator, art director, and animator. He lives in Mexico, where he leads workshops on books and animation at book fairs, movie festivals, and for children in underserved communities.