Cars and Trucks and Things That Go (Giant Little Golden Book) | Richard Scarry

Cars and Trucks and Things That Go (Giant Little Golden Book) | Richard Scarry | Great book for toddlers!

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Cars and Trucks an...

	Cars and Trucks and Things That Go (Giant Little Golden Book) Richard Scarry Golden Books, 1975 - 69 pages average customer review:based on 134 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Eternal delight

You will be asked to read this every night. Your child will sleep with it, and bring it out to breakfast. The hardcover binding thankfully is up to repeated page-turning by a toddler, and the printing is vibrant and clear. I prefer "What Do People Do All Day" as it tells more stories, but who can tell a three-year-old!

Great book for toddlers!

I recently checked this book out of the library for my two and a half year old son and he loves it. It is a wonderfully creative book he will be receiving for Christmas this year. He really enjoys searching for the goldbug and Dingo Dog on each page. My son loves all the Richard Scarry books we have read so far.

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Great-grandmothers tradition passed down...

My great grandmother gave this book to me and each of my cousins when we were very young. I have recently started the same tradition with my nieces and will continue with my own children.

The book is a great one - so much fun to find the yellow bug! Kids of all ages really enjoy it!

Loved to Death.

This book was read at bedtime every night for weeks, to the point that parents were being driven insane. The detail on every page makes this one that can be read again and again by children. I'll never know when boredom would have set in because my son destroyed this book by reading it so much before that happened.

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Best Book for Kids to Learn Visual Discrimination - find gold bug

Product was shipping quickly and arrived in good shape. This is one of the best books you can buy for your toddler. Hours of fun are spent searching the pages to find the little gold bug. Child learns visual discrimination, a very valuable skill that needs developing for the child to learn to read. We wore out the first copy and had to replace it. My kids used this book in the 1970s and it is just as exciting for toddlers today to feel the sense of accomlishment by finding the bug. Great interactive reading.

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