Books with title Re-Zoom

A three-year-old rider scoots his push bike confidently through the mountains and mud, puddles and rain, and through a desertscape studded with cactus. He proudly puts on his favorite helmet as he rides with his dog, with his brother, and with his entire family. Zoom! is an adventure book suitable for children ages 6 months to 4 years, filled with the colorful artwork of Kellie Day and the fun, endearing rhymes created by its authors, Jennifer Charrette and Marcia Kinne. Aimed at showing children what it means to live bravely and passionately, it follows the story of an active, happy youngster and his adventures on a balance bike- a type of first bike that kids propel by running rather than pedaling. The book sports a foreword from professional bicycle champion George Hincapie. Zoom! is written to honor Axel Charette, a young boy murdered while his family was vacationing in Mexico. Zoom! is a tribute, and celebrates Axel's memory by helping other families to discover and embrace bicycling as a family activity--and a way to keep moving forward through life.

Three beloved titles appear together at last in this deluxe gift edition. Zoom the cat has taken readers on many adventures — from discovering the sea at the turn of a giant wheel, to visiting the North Pole on ping-pong-paddle snowshoes, to sailing on the Nile into Egypt to free a friend from a mummy's wrap — and the adventurous cat has captivated children and adults alike with his delightful antics for over two decades. The Zoom books feature charming illustrations, and this specially bound gift edition is a keepsake for readers of all ages.

“Click-click-clacking up the track. Sinking lower, peering back. Slowly climbing to the top. Edging closer toward the drop.”A timid young boy joins his eager father for a ride on a roller coaster. After zigzagging through the line, the pair boards the DinoCoaster for a fast-paced ride that takes them lurching and tilting upside down, round and round. When the roller coaster finally comes to a stop, the excited young boy is ready for another ride…but his queasy father has other ideas.Diane Adams’ simple, rhyming roller coaster adventure will thrill young readers, while artist Kevin Luthardt’s highly expressive, comical, full-color illustrations capture the sensations of the rollicking ride.

“Click-click-clacking up the track. Sinking lower, peering back. Slowly climbing to the top. Edging closer toward the drop.”A timid young boy joins his eager father for a ride on a roller coaster. After zigzagging through the line, the pair boards the DinoCoaster for a fast-paced ride that takes them lurching and tilting upside down, round and round. When the roller coaster finally comes to a stop, the excited young boy is ready for another ride…but his queasy father has other ideas.Diane Adams’ simple, rhyming roller coaster adventure will thrill young readers, while artist Kevin Luthardt’s highly expressive, comical, full-color illustrations capture the sensations of the rollicking ride.

Another rollicking collaboration of Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko, in which young daredevil Lauretta puts her brand-new wheelchair to the ultimate test--and saves her brother!Lauretta's mother takes her to buy a new wheelchair, but Lauretta isn't satisfied with a regular 5-speed or 10-speed model. No, she insists on the 92-speed, silver and gold, dirt bike wheelchair! When she gets a speeding ticket during a one-day tryout, her parents insist that the wheelchair be returned to the store...until Lauretta's older brother has an accident and only one person can whisk him to the hospital on time--Lauretta, in her amazing wheelchair!

What's your favorite way to get around? Explore sparkly vehicles--including strollers, diggers, planes, trains, and more in this fun, engaging board book that is filled with bright, bold illustrations and simple text that little ones will really enjoy. It's packed with 10 sparkly images that teach young children about ways to get around and comes with tabs on the end so you can flip to baby's favorites. From planes to trains and beyond, there's always something wonderful for little ones to discover. This book is so delightful, parents will want to collect the whole Baby Sparkler series!

Monkey and Bird can’t sleep, so they’re off on a magical journey! Join them as they count their way across the moon, past five orange meteors, four pink alien hands, three green moon buggies, two yellow ladders, and one big red spaceship button that will zoom zoom zoom them all the way home. Toddlers and young children will delight in the rhyme and the vibrant artwork and enjoy counting the objects on every page.

In the spirit of the movie Madagascar, thrill-seeking animals take a wild ride to the moon and back in this kid-friendly story full of adventure and humor.3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . blastoff!When the animals at the zoo spot a rocket ship, next stop . . . the moon!Zoo zoom!Each animal has a job to do, but a sleepy rhino could cause trouble.Zoo boom!They'll need to act quick . . . will they make it home?Zoo soon!With clever wordplay and vibrant illustrations, this intergalactic adventure is sure to fire the imagination.Zoo vroom!

Scout is an inventor, a dreamer, a do-er. After breakfast, Scout builds a rocket and flies to outer space to explore our solar system and the animals that make up the universe. When the rocket starts running low on fuel, it's time to go home and get ready for bed. Because even the most intrepid explorers need their sleep.Zoom is an adventure story full of fun sounds and action that is a delight to read aloud.

They went zzzzooooommm, zigga zigga, yow, yow, yow, wheeeeeeee all day long. And they didn't stop until it was time to go to bed. But then, one day, Hurricane Kieron fell over and hurt his knee. He tried to get back up and run but he couldn't. So Hurricane Kieron had to find something to do that didn't involve rushing around all the time. He took a paintbrush and some paints and made hurricanes on paper instead. And when Rusharound Ria saw how much fun he was having, she decided that maybe she should try sitting still for a while too.