Race Car Count

Now in board book!Race car 1 honks look at me!He zooms in front with the turn of a key.Race car 2 is close behind.The sound of "vroom" is on his mind.The simple, rhyming text is perfect for reinforcing counting with young children, and the vibrant, energetic illustrations of ten cars-all with different personalities-make this a terrific board book package for young vehicle enthusiasts.A Christy Ottaviano Book

“Race Car Count Board Book: "This board book adaptation of the Wacky Races-esque counting book doesn't disappoint. Kids will root for their favorite souped-up vehicle and delight at the restart of the race at the end of the book, all while secretly strengthening their one to 10 counting skills."- Booklist A Texas 2 x 2 Reading List Selection An Amazon Best Book of the Month An Amazon Top Pick for Fall "The flash and thrill of the race car track-it's all here in a zippy counting book just right for the toddler set. . . .When the cars line up for another race, children will cheer." --Kirkus Reviews "This charming race car story reinforces the concept of the numbers one through 10 in rhyming text. . . A visual winner, the illustrations are brightly colored and drawn in a cartoon style that will appeal to fans of the "Cars" movies. The text is clear and simple and conveys the fast-paced story. This popular transportation-themed book is sure to be a crowd pleaser." --School Library Journal”

Race Car Count Board Book:

"This board book adaptation of the Wacky Races-esque counting book doesn't disappoint. Kids will root for their favorite souped-up vehicle and delight at the restart of the race at the end of the book, all while secretly strengthening their one to 10 counting skills."-Booklist

A Texas 2 x 2 Reading List Selection
An Amazon Best Book of the Month
An Amazon Top Pick for Fall

"The flash and thrill of the race car track-it's all here in a zippy counting book just right for the toddler set. . . .When the cars line up for another race, children will cheer." --Kirkus Reviews

"This charming race car story reinforces the concept of the numbers one through 10 in rhyming text. . . A visual winner, the illustrations are brightly colored and drawn in a cartoon style that will appeal to fans of the "Cars" movies. The text is clear and simple and conveys the fast-paced story. This popular transportation-themed book is sure to be a crowd pleaser." --School Library Journal

Rebecca Kai Dotlich is the author of many picture books for young readers, including What is Science? and What Can a Crane Pick Up? She lives in Indiana with her husband. rebeccakaidotlich.comMichael Slack is the author of Monkey Truck and Elecopter. He is an artist and graphic designer whose work has been featured in various forms, including books, comics, television, and games, most notably Cruddy Creeps. He lives in Lafayette, California. slackart.com

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