I have two children -- ages 2 and 4. I am using "One, Two, Three! This Book's for Me" to teach the younger one to count. I have several counting books and "One, Two, Three" is definitely the best. I am also using the book to teach my older child to read with some success. I strongly recommend this book.

I have a five year old girl. She has benefitted greatly from this book. I use the picture glossary at the back of the book to teach ABC... phonics. The text has a nice rhythm that reminds me of the book "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom". The sentences also rhyme nicely and I noticed that this helps my daughter to read the rhyming words. I strongly recommend this highly educational book.

Written and illustrated by Stuart Samuel, One! Two! Three! This Book's For Me! is a simple yet enjoyable counting picture book presenting the numbers 1 to 10, illustrated with simple, bold color pictures. A fine read-aloud rhyme text helps reinforce the concept of numbers in young people's minds, One! Two! Three! This Book's For Me! is especially recommended for children ages 2 to 5 and an excellent addition for family, day-care center, preschool, and kindergarten collections.

I would not recomend this item because it offers too much information. Most of it is irrelevant to the true work that Mill actually did. It contained minimal information about his methodology. Dont buy this if you are doing a research paper. It wont help.

Pepys is Pepys. One can't go too far wrong in editing him.

Unfortunately, the editors here do.

This is a reprint of what appears to be, from the vauguely written Preface, the very first version of Pepys' diary brought to the public.

Which means it has all the omissions one would expect from the Victorian era.

Interesting if one goes on to then obtain unabridged copies, just to see through comparison the silly things the Victorians found objectionable. If not, then not.