Faster, Please!: Vehicles on the Go

Description

Faster by bike, boat, motorcycle! I will always go faster to find you so we have plenty of time to play! Pages unfold to create a play mat over 4 feet long to use with all of your vehicle toys. AGES: 5 to 6 AUTHORS: Laurent Richard was born in Brittany, Saint Brieuc. He is a graduate of the Estienne School and the University of Paris 1. He lives in Binic at the edge of the sea, where he continues to develop his visual universe. Catherine Leblanc likes to shrivel up everything that is scary, look for poems around the corner, and draw words in the streams. She lives in France, sharing her time between writing and meeting young people in difficulty (she is a psychologist in a counseling center). She is the author of many other books. Laurent Richard lives in Brittany at the edge of the sea, where he continues to develop his visual universe. He is the author and illustrator of the Where Is My? search and find series.

Laurent Richard was born in Brittany, Saint Brieuc. He is a graduate of the Estienne School and the University of Paris 1. He lives in Binic at the edge of the sea, where he continues to develop his visual universe. Catherine Leblanc likes to shrivel up everything that is scary, look for poems around the corner, and draw words in the streams. She lives in France, sharing her time between writing and meeting young people in difficulty (she is a psychologist in a counseling center). She is the author of many other books. Laurent Richard lives in Brittany at the edge of the sea, where he continues to develop his visual universe. He is the author and illustrator of the Where Is My? search and find series.

"A board book that opens into a play mat! A dog can go faster on a scooter, but even faster on a bike! The pup picks different vehicles to take the speed up a notch as the sections unfold into a 4 foot-long play mat, just right for zooming little cars on. Illustrations are colorful and bright, and vehicle books are so popular, that kids will gobble this right up. Invite kids to tell you which vehicles are outlined on the cover, and point them out inside the book. A felt board with vehicle cutouts would be a fun accompaniment during storytime, too. Have a couple on hand, this one will circulate hard." -- Rosemary Kiladitis, Mom Read It