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Race Car describes Super Speedy's heroism when he gives up his lead in a race to find a lost bunny's mother.
Go Books are three-dimensional board books cut in the shapes of vehicles. Children will have fun playing with these toy-like books as well as listening to the rhyming story inside.
Other Details: Full-color throughout 12 pages 5 1/4 x 5 1/4" Published 1999
Author Biography: Meg Parsont is the Publicity Director of Abbeville Press. Anna Curti is the illustrator of more than a dozen children's books, including the Poke and Look Learning Books (Grosset & Dunlap), Build Your Own Series (Derrydale), and My Very First Nature Crafts Books (Little Simon, 1997).
The "Go-Books" are shaped like the vehicles they tell about. Super Speedy is out to win a big race, however when she sees a bunny crying by the roadway, she stops to help. She finds mother bunny and in doing so, Speedy loses the race but, according to the text, "in everyone's heart she wins first place!". The toy aspect of the board book is the real selling point. Others in the series include Seaplane, Helicopter, and Bulldozer.
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Luke Gaddy
reviewed Race Car on May 28, 2008
Race Car
The young fox felt his mother was no fun so he sought a new mother. He visited three friends who all claimed their mothers were fun. The fox had a good day visiting, but each mother failed him as not meeting the expectations he had from his own mother. By the end of the day the young fox returned home to his real mother where they commenced to have lots of fun.
The story is fine, nothing great but entertaining enough.
This is a good book to use to model the rule of three. The problem is easily identifiable. Then there were three attempts to resolve the problem. The problem was resolved and the story ended. This is fairly cut-and-dry.
****
I had forgotten we owned this and that I had read it. I sought a book for Mother's Day to read it with the Tiger Scouts before our project. A first grade teacher recommended it to me. I read it several times yesterday.
Fritz was pretty good at predicting what would happen.
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28 December 2011
29 April 2014
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