100 First Things That Go BOARD BOOK

by Dawn Sirett

Jump aboard and point to the busy vehicles in this things that go baby book. Filled with cars, trucks, planes, boats, tractors, and diggers, it helps little ones learn first words and build vocabulary.Favourite vehicles are labelled on every page, and the exciting photos combined with fun illustrations provide lots to talk about, learn about, and smile about, making this colourful picture book great for sharing, and an attractive baby gift.Part of a beautiful, first word book series, which includes the award-winning 100 First Words and 100 First Animals , the big board book pages are toddler tough, and cover everything from cool cars, terrific trucks, and awesome fire engines, to vehicle colours and kids' own ride-on toys. There are even some entertaining make-believe things that go, such as a fantastic pirate ship and a magic broomstick. Every page is a visual treat, and little ones will love all the amazing machines, and be captivated by the delightful illustrations, from a digger unearthing a dinosaur skeleton to a fire engine pulling up by a tree to rescue a cat.Word labels encourage naming and picture-and-word association, building language and reading readiness, while the inviting, look-and-point pictures stimulate talking.Cleverly designed to inform and entertain, 100 First Things That Go takes your baby on an exciting learning adventure.

Genres: Childrens

Board Book

First published February 12, 2019

Reviews

[James · Rating 1 out of 5]

I have so many issues with this book.
Make-believe vehicles - Pirate ship?! Fairytale horse drawn carriage? Unicorn? So now we're doing animals? Why not other animals or people? Or like a dragon? People don't generally ride on unicorns even in fairytales, they're typically just creatures.

[Robin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good vocabulary building book for kids who love vehicles, boats, and planes. Even a few unexpected things that go are included.

[Paul · Rating 3 out of 5]

Looks like a good little book, it’s not really Noah’s bag right now, but once he’s a little bit older I’m sure he’ll love taking it with him and seeing what he can spot on long car journeys.