Customer Reviews

Dot to Dot Count to 50

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My son loved his first dot to dot book that went to 20 by this same publisher. I had to order the others. He just started this book that goes to 50 and it's tough. Instead of the standard numbers you would find on a typewriter, these are handwritten in European style, I guess you would say. The 1s look like 7s and the 7s are crossed.

It's very confusing for a 4-year-old. Why would a publisher do that?

I agree with the previous post about the European numbers. My 6 year old daughter is confused with the 1's and 7's written in the European style. I don't understand why the author would do that if this is a book to be used in the USA.

I do not recommend this book and would like to try to find another dot to dot for my daughter with standard American number format.

I purchased this at a bookstore and returned it immediately. Not only do the 1's look like 7's, and the 7's are crossed, but the 9's look like g's. To make it worse, the front and back covers are misleading since they show normal 1's & 7's. Like the others, this would just confuse my daughter when she is trying to learn numbers.