
The Wheels on the Bus (Board Book)
Rebecca Colby(Author)
Cartwheel Books (Publisher)
Will be published approx. on 5. January 2027
Book
Board book
10 pages
979-8-225-09727-1 (ISBN)
Description
Perfect for little ones who love things that go, this vibrant novelty board book brings the classic Wheels on the Bus song to life with fun sliders to push and spin on every spread.
Children will love singing along as they spin the wheels on the bus, open and close the doors, swish the windshield wipers, watch the people go up and down, and drive the bus all over town! With sturdy cardstock wheels to make the book go zoom and interactive sliders to push and pull on every spread, this novelty board book will delight little ones and develop fine motor skills at home or on the go. The first in a series of fun and engaging vehicle books!
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
New York City
United States
Publishing group
Scholastic US
Target group
Interest Age: From 0 to 3 years
ISBN-13
979-8-225-09727-1 (9798225097271)
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Schweitzer Classification
Persons
Rebecca Colby started "writing" before she learned the alphabet, creating songs from her imagination and memorizing the lyrics. Then at age 12, she won an essay contest and received a plane trip as her prize. This fueled her dreams of becoming an author. When not writing, Rebecca loves to dance, walk and avoid housework. She lives in North Yorkshire in the UK with her two daughters, three snails and multiple bunnies -- dust bunnies, that is.
Lydia Nichols is a certifiably red-headed image-maker and storyteller. She believes that process -- even when messy, maddening, or crisis-inducing -- is as important as the final work. Inspired by printmaking, her work embraces limited palettes and bold, layered shapes. As a kid she declared her intent to become either a vet or a cartoonist. She is neither, but still considers working as an illustrator who gets to draw anthropomorphic animals a childhood dream come true.