Books with title Racecars

Go, Racecars, Go! is the second book by the father and son team of Sean and Jackson Leary, the first being Here Comes The Goot! which was published when Jackson was only two years old. Now a veteran of four years old, Jackson helps his father contribute illustrations to this wonderful story that teaches children beginning numbers and reading, while also imparting a fun, heartwarming story about the enjoyment of participating in sports and playing no matter if you win or lose.Also contributing to the book are 19 of Jackson's pre-school classmates, who offer their talents to the background illustrations. It's a book for children, by children, with Sean Leary as its moderator. Children of all ages and their parents will love this wonderful story that will delight fans of racing, cars and all types of imaginative tales for beginning readers.Sean Leary has a Master's Degree in Education from University of Southern California and is the author of over two dozen books, including the best-selling 'Arimathean' trilogy and the short-story collections 'Every Number Is Lucky To Someone' and 'Does The Shed Skin Know It Was Once A Snake?'Sean and Jackson are currently working on another children's book, 'The Christmas Choo-Choo.'Their works can be found at www.seanleary.com.

Packed with full-color photography and plenty of facts and stats, young gearheads will find this title about race cars fascinating. A brief introduction to these vehicles is followed by 10 profiles of the most iconic and intriguing models in the category. A dynamic large-scale image of each profiled vehicle is accompanied by a concise history, performance specifications, and additional images of the vehicle at speed.

Get ready. Get set. GO! Kids can find out all about different kinds of race cars. Some look like regular cars, and some hardly look like cars at all! But all of them go very fast! Vroom! Vroom! With 75 full-color, reusable stickers and big, inviting full-color spreads to decorate in each and every book, Sticker Stories give young children the tools and freedom to create their own stories time and again.