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To the Rescue!
Mercer Mayer
Paperback (HarperCollins, Sept. 9, 2008)Uh-oh, Dad needs help!When Dad is locked in the basement, Little Critter knows just what to do. He picks up the phone to dial three numbers. The firemen arrive in just a few minutes to rescue Dad . . . but they can't stay long to share in the excitement. They have another job to do. Join Little Critter as he shares his 9-1-1 smarts!
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To the Rescue!
Kate Riggs, Nate Williams
Board book (Creative Editions, March 8, 2016)From propellers that whir to lights that flash, rescue vehicles attract everyone's attention! To the Rescue! offers up a fun, foundational introduction to six helpful vehicles that are sure to fascinate every preschool learner. Simple, rhythmical text introduces each automobile or aircraft by its definitive action. Whimsical illustrations, meanwhile, pair emergency situations with friendly characters. Set within a durable board book format, this is a title all young readers will race to save from the bookshelf!
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Megazord to the Rescue
Cathy East Dubowski
Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, May 4, 1994)When the Rangers try to clean up Angel Grove, Rita Repulsa sends in the Polluticorn, a unicorn gone bad. Original. TV tie-in.
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To the Rescue!
Cecile Schoberle, Isidre Mones, Marc Mones, Ivan & Moxo
Library Binding (Little Simon, July 1, 2003)Rhyming verses describe a variety of rescue vehicles and the work that they do.
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To The Rescue
Matt Mitter
Board book (Reader's Digest, Nov. 1, 2001)Young readers may move parts of the equipment as a helicopter evacuates an injured hiker, a tow truck removes a semi that is causing a traffic jam, a fireboat puts out flames on a barge, and a front loader clears away an avalanche.
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To the Rescue
Ray Bryant
Board book (B.E.S. Publishing, Jan. 1, 2004)Amy the ambulance is joined by a red fire engine, a yellow rescue helicopter, and other rescue vehicles. Toddlers go traveling with Funtime Rhymes board books. As they turn the pages they also learn the uses and purposes of different vehicles. Kids will delight as Mom or Dad reads the descriptive rhymes that accompany every bright, cartoon-style illustration. There are five vehicles and five accompanying rhymes in each of these entertaining, sturdily-bound books.
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To the Rescue!
Various
Paperback (Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, Nov. 4, 2008)Six Nick Jr. Level 1 Ready-to-Read books in one carry-along package with handle. A $23.94 value for just $10.99!
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Max to the Rescue
Grosset & Dunlap
Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, May 29, 2014)In this 8x8 storybook, Ruby and Louise are reading a detective story when they notice that the last pages are missing. They soon realize that the wind blew them away. How will they ever get them back? Thankfully, Max comes to the rescue with his toy helicopter. A happy ending for everyone!
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To the Rescue!
Dan Crisp
Board book (Child's Play International, Jan. 1, 2006)On board pages, with acetate pockets. Includes a reversable card character attached to book by ribbon which can be slotted into pockets on pages and cover.
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To the Rescue
Laurie Donahue, Ed Olson
language (LifeSong Publishers, March 15, 2015)A book about God's rescue of His children throughout history- There are revealing themes in the Bible that thread from Genesis to Revelation which show how God is the same from the Bible's beginning to its end.
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To the Rescue!
Cecile Schoberle, Isidre Mones, Marc Mones, Jesus Redondo, Ivan & Moxo
Paperback (Little Simon, July 1, 2003)A myriad of vehicles--on the ground, in the air, and in the water--answer the call to duty in an easy-to-read tale that shows how helicopters, ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars help out in all types of situations. Simultaneous.
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To the Rescue
Nita Berry, Vishv Books
language (Vishv Books Private Limited, July 15, 2016)The Read n Grow series includes picture books for children. These stories, full of action and fun, introduce young readers to a variety of situations to learn and grow with. Written by seasoned authors and attractively illustrated , these books will not only interest children but also help them become skilled readers. 5-7 Age, Vocabulary and sentence length appropriate for beginning readers. 450 to 500 words