One, two, three .
He is originally from Vancouver and now lives in Los Angeles..
Colin Jack is an illustrator and an animator.
She lives in Austin, Texas.
About the Author Christina Soontornvat is the author of several novels for young readers.
Uh-oh Will their mother forgive the biggest blunder of all? Inspired by a common folktale, Christina Soontornvat shares a humorous story about ten kids who just can\'t get things right, while Colin Jack\'s adorable artwork lets readers in on the joke that each child is forgetting to count him- or herself.
As the day draws to an end, each Blunder tries Counting the others -- forward and backward, in English and Spanish, and even by twos and three -- but comes up with only nine.
So she sends them out to play with just two rules: keep track of one another and make sure everyone is home by sunset.
They are driving their mother up the wall.
It\'s not even lunchtime, and already the ten Blunder children have messed up the laundry, the bathtub, and taking care of the animals.
Wait, who am I missing? The Blunder kids\' head count somehow keeps falling short in this funny and familiar tale. . .
One, two, three
