The story begins with one Rockhead who is all alone. He is soon joined by his friend Blair and they become a pair! The zany rhyming counting book continues until there are 12 Rockheads. I liked reading the silly activities the Rockheads did as they added one more to the group. The illustrator used images of real rocks for the heads. It was quite funny to see these large rocks on small bodies. I think young students would laugh at the Rockheads forming a cheerleading pyramid or a rock band. It is a great tool for introducing counting and addition. ( )

Very fun and engaging book to introduce to students who are learning numbers. It tells a story about friends in a very fun way. The illustrations are great and go well with the lesson. ( )

The characters in this book were cute but the story line is why I am rating this book a 3. In the story the book alternates between words like couple triplet and quartet then jump to just five,six, seven, and eight . The text is just kind of inconsistent. However this book does make a good counting book as each page has a coordinating number of rock heads to the number in the text. ( )

This may be my favorite book I've read this week. I think the way it displays numbers is awesome. It shows them visually and expressing them in multiple ways (example: four & quartet). This book would be great for students just learning numbers and would just be a fun edition to a lesson. ( )