Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. WHERES THAT CAT by Eve Merriam & Pam Pollack & illustrated by Joanna Harrison TEN ROSY ROSES. In 12 witty and engaging double spreads from an award-winning author and artist, combinations of ordinary experiences add up to an imaginative, absorbing, and eye-opening counting adventure. A cornucopia of colorful objects to count, funny and clever surprises to find. Could that be where eleven went? Eve Merriam and Bernie Karlin take young readers on a counting adventure as they demonstrate twelve witty and imaginative ways to get to eleven. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 _ 12 What happened to 11? Is it in the magician's hat? Maybe it's in the mailbox or hiding in the jack-o'-lantern? Don't forget to look in the barnyard where the hen awaits the arrival of her new little chicks. Twelve witty double spreads take young readers on a counting adventure of adding to eleven. She married four times and had two sons and a stepdaughter.Book Description Hardcover. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 What happened to 11 Is it in the. She published more than 40 books in her career and articles on a wide variety of subjects in publications such The New York Times, Newsweek, and The New Republic. Twelve witty double spreads take young readers on a counting adventure of adding to eleven. In 1951, she and historian Gerda Lerner wrote a musical revue, 'Singing of Women.' Eve Merriam's controversial book Inner City Mother Goose (1969) inspired two musicals. In addition to her adult poetry, she also wrote picture books and many poetry books for children. Her first collection of adult poetry, Family Circle (1946) won the Yale Younger Poets Prize.

She became fashion copy editor for Glamour magazine and a freelance writer. She chose the pen name Merriam from the famous dictionary. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania in 1937, she moved to New York City for graduate study at Columbia University but then went to work writing for radio. She contributed poems to her high school magazine and weekly newspaper. As a child, she began writing poems and was deeply impressed by the Gilbert & Sullivan musicals her parents took her and her siblings to see. Eva Moskowitz was born to Russian Jewish immigrants in Philadelphia who ran a small chain of women's dress shops.

12 Ways to Get to 11 by Eve Merriam