In "Pignought Learns to Count" by Helen Limon, young readers are introduced to Pignought, an adorable little pig who embarks on a delightful journey to discover the world of numbers. As Pignought navigates through his farm, he encounters various animals and objects, all while learning to count along the way. Each encounter is filled with whimsical illustrations and playful rhymes that engage children and make learning fun. Through joyful experiences and friendly interactions, Pignought not only masters counting but also learns the importance of friendship and curiosity. This charming story fosters a love for numbers in an entertaining and relatable manner. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 28 pages in this book. This book was published in 2005 by Zed Said LLP .

HELEN LIMON, winner of the 2011 Frances Lincoln Diverse Voices Award, started writing in 2000, when she set up a children's literature project in Newcastle which turned into a publishing venture for local authors and illustrators. She has just finished a PhD in Creative Writing at Newcastle University, and has also been running workshops for young volunteers in Shiremoor, artists in Russia and the Women's Institute in Wales. The inspiration for her debut novel, Om Shanti Babe, came from encounters with local people on a visit to Kerala in 2009, which made her conscious of the social and environmental themes that she subsequently wove into her book. Helen lives in rural Northumberland with her partner, a painter, and has one daughter, who is studying tailoring in London.