A Monster Truck For Johnny Ages 2 5

created a child sized monster truck for his son. The truck lives on to tow a train making the ultimate kiddie ride that combines two of a child's favorite toys; a monster truck and a train. The series profiles adventures as they occur. Volume 1 is a great bedtime read teaching colors, helmet safety, and more. A little boy's dream comes true with the creation of a kid-sized monster truck that he can drive.

The second book in a series on "The Adventures of Minimonstertruck" tells the story of how a father created a child sized monster truck for his son. The truck lives on to tow a train making the ultimate kiddie ride that combines two of a child's favorite toys; a monster truck and a train. The series profiles adventures as they occur. The first book (Volume 1) is for ages 2-5. This book (Volume 2) is for ages 6-8. This book offers emphasis on safety by introducing riding gear for protection. It also shows a child how flames are painted on a monster truck. The book emphasizes safety throughout with helmet safety for activities such as skating and bicycle riding.

This is volume 3 in the series titled, "The Adventures of Johnny's Mini Monster Truck". Johnny grows up and mini monster truck is sad because he is no longer playing with children. Johnny finds a way to share mini monster truck with children by towing train cars creating the ultimate kiddie ride that combines two of a child's favorite toys; a monster truck and a train! Mini monster truck is happy once again! Safety is a key lesson throughout the book. The story introduces interesting parts of vehicles that entertain and teach your child new concepts with an emphasis on safety.

When one of the train cars look different, the other train cars start bullying him. Mini Monster Truck stops the bullying. A happy ending ensues when the train cars help each other out.

This is volume 3 in the series titled, "The Adventures of Johnny's Mini Monster Truck". Johnny grows up and mini monster truck is sad because he is no longer playing with children. Johnny finds a way to share mini monster truck with children by towing train cars. Mini monster truck is happy once again! Safety is a key lesson. The story introduces interesting parts of vehicles that are sure to entertain and teach your child new concepts.

Let monster trucks run wild! - Make the perfect gift for anyone child who loves spying and counting! Can you count all the Monster Trucks in the picture? Can you count which monster trucks are more? or identify all the monster trucks given? You'll soon discover in this fun game, Count The - Monster Trucks! FULL COLOR PAGES! 16 Different Puzzles to spy or count Unique illustrations High quality product Colorful interior that catches the eye of a child! Cute Vehicles-theme A perfect book for little hands with toddler learners. They can start with little eye things to spot or eye spy toddler They'll develop observational skills, learn to count objects, and they'll be having so much fun they won't even know they're learning! Details: 35 Pages in total Printed in the high quality paper Beautiful designs appropriate for kids ages 2-5 and all ages Soft glossy cover Great gift for both a boy and a girl! 8.5 x 8.5 Size - Perfect for little hands Get this Fun Activity Book Today by Clicking the "Buy Now" Button.

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