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Land, coast, sea set
A beautifully illustrated set of three true-to-life books - Tractor, Excavator and Lifeboat! The books features the key jobs that each vehicle does:
Tractor: at harvest time - emptying combine, baling and collecting the straw.
Excavator: at the beach - working to protect our beaches.
Lifeboat:
out at sea - helping people in trouble.
NOTE: both tractor and excavator books have been updated compared to the paperback editions. Tractor book has more extensive changes to the story.
- Age range 2-6
- 3 robust hardback books
- Free shipping on all orders over £20
- True-to-life stories
- Shows children the real jobs that excavators, tractors and lifeboats do
- Great gift
- For children passionate about vehicles, it promotes child directed learning and helps develop focus and language by relating to children's natural interest
- Purchases support an independent working lifeboat station on the Norfolk coast
Tractor
A true to life story about the what tractors get up to at harvest time. Beautifully illustrated by Richard O'Neill it depicts real life scenes reflecting what your child has seen.
Written in rhyming text, it is more engaging and memorable than a 'fact book' for young children. It is a story about the job tractor does - where it is going today!
It focuses on the tractor itself, responding to the natural interest many children have in vehicles, making it more relevant and memorable for them.
Excavator
A true to life story about the what excavators get up to at the beach. Beautifully illustrated by Richard O'Neill it depicts real life scenes relating to things your child has seen in real life.
Written in rhyming text, it is more engaging and memorable than a 'fact book' for young children. It is a story about the job excavator does - where it is going today!
It focuses on the excavator itself, responding to the natural interest many children have in vehicles, making it more relevant and memorable for them
Lifeboat
A true to life story to introduce beach-loving children to what lifeboats do and how to call the lifeboat. Beautifully illustrated by Richard O'Neill it captures how to call the lifeboat out when someone is in trouble, how it is launched and searches for someone at sea. Depicting real life scenes connecting to your child's past experiences. A fascinating insight for children into what lifeboats do, especially those with a natural interest in vehicles.
Written in rhyming text, it is more engaging and memorable than a 'fact book' for young children.
It focuses on the lifeboat itself, responding to the natural interest many children have in vehicles, making it more relevant and memorable for them.
Details
- Hardback editions
- Size: 230x190mm
- 36 pages (each book)
- ISBN 978-1-918368-02-4 / 978-1-918368-01-7 / 978-1-0687007-8-1
- Designed, produced and printed in the UK using sustainable practices including FSC paper and vegetable inks.
Shipping
- Free shipping on all orders over £20
- Standard shipping 3-5 days
- Premium next day delivery option available
Written by
Rachel Loader
Rachel is passionate about reading, in particular non-fiction, and delivering it to young children in a way that is relevant and engaging to them. She has been inspired by children's natural hunger, curiosity and desire to understand and make sense of the world around them. Her aim is to help broaden their area's of special interest and help them develop a life long love of learning.
Illustrated by
Richard O'Neil
Richard is a digital artist based in North Yorkshire. He is Yorkshire's most popular travel artist and travel artist of the year 2022/23. He is inspired by classic twentieth century travel art and the beautiful scenery of his home county of Yorkshire and especially coastal scenery. His beautiful true-to-life illustrations are a fundamental part of the books, helping young readers to easily relate them to their own encounters and experiences.
'Where Are You Going Today?' book series
It forms part of the series of books written specifically for children passionate about vehicles. Each book features a different vehicle and explores where it is going and the jobs it is doing.
