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Books in Spinning Wheel Books series

  • Fun with Animals

    R. Van Der Meer

    Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, July 13, 1990)
    Asks the reader to spin wheels and match animals to illustrations of a variety of heads, homes, offspring, and food.
    L
  • Fun with Numbers

    R. Van Der Meer

    Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, July 13, 1990)
    Readers can spin the wheel to answer questions about the numbers one to six, adding up to five, and telling time
    L
  • Spinning Wheels: Diggers and Dumpers

    Margaret Wang, Andrew Crowson

    Board book (Silver Dolphin Books, Sept. 1, 2008)
    Diggers and Dumpers gives truck-loving tykes a chance to join Digger Dan, Dump Truck Deb, and Mixer Mike for a fun time at the construction site. This sturdy Spinning Wheels board book comes with three press-out construction vehicles, plus stickers and plastic spinning wheels that small fingers can attach to bring the action to life. The press-out trucks also feature moveable parts so that children can easily pretend to dig and dump. No hard hat required!
    LB
  • Spinning Wheels: To the Rescue

    Margaret Wang, Andrew Crowson

    Board book (Silver Dolphin Books, Feb. 5, 2008)
    Children speed to the rescue with their very own spinning-wheeled service vehicles. As they ride along with Firefighter Fred, Paramedic Pete, and Police Officer Polly, little ones learn how fire engines, ambulances, and police cars save lives and serve communities. The kit includes a brightly illustrated storybook, three press-out rescue vehicles, four wheels, and ten glossy stickers.
    G
  • HERE COMES THE TRAIN!

    John E. Johnson

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 12, 1985)
    This book uses wheels to form a train engine that can actually roll, and the child can turn the pages to see the tank car, the lunch car, and the caboose
  • HERE COMES THE BUS!

    Carolyn Haywood

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 12, 1985)
    Using wheels to create a bus that can actually roll, features the ice cream truck, the fire truck, the mail truck, and the camper.
  • Spinning Wheels: Race Cars

    Margaret Wang, Andrew Crowson

    Board book (Silver Dolphin Books, April 28, 2008)
    Hot Rod Rita, Stock Car Steve, and Indy Ian introduce youngsters to the thrilling world of auto racing. Each character has his or her own story, complete with a sturdy press-out vehicle and colorful stickers. Children build each cool car by lifting the flaps, attaching easy-to-use wheels, then customizing it with reusable stickers — fun activities that improve hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
    LB
  • Funny Faces: A Spinning Ball Book

    None

    Paperback (Friedman/Fairfax Pub, )
    None
    E
  • TRUCKS IN NEIGHBORHD

    Joe Mathieu

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Sept. 12, 1988)
    The Sesame Street gang illustrates the many kinds of truck that come by every day--from a mail truck to a street sweeper--in a charming board book set on sturdy wheels
    K
  • HERE COMES THE CIRCUS!

    Peter Verney

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 12, 1985)
    Using wheels to form a circus wagon that can actually roll, reveals the animals, acrobats, and clowns that the circus brings to town.
  • Colors and Shapes

    None

    Board book (McClanahan Book Co, )
    None
  • Fun with Shapes

    R. Van Der Meer

    Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, July 13, 1990)
    Asks the reader to match objects on one page with the appropriate shape on a spinning wheel on the facing page.
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