Miles to the Finish
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (800 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0763655627 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Jamie Harper is the creator of the companion book Miles to Go. She also wrote and illustrated Miss Mingo and the First Day of School, Miss Mingo and the Fire Drill, and Miss Mingo Weathers the Storm, as well as the Baby Bundt books. . Jamie Harper lives outside of Boston
His friend Otto spins out, and Miles backs up to make sure he's okay. Illustrations are done in block prints and mixed-media collage, using watercolor, ink, and cut paper. Nearly at the finish line, she goes off the tracks. The book is easy enough for beginning readers, has pictures large and clear enough for a small read-aloud session, and could be a good discussion starter.—Emily E. Miles can take first place. At the start of the race, he is in the lead. Miles knows that she is going to be tough to beat, so he trains extra hard. He loses the lead but quickly advances, catching up with Indie. Without being heavy-handed, the
The creator of Miles to Go heads over to the preschool Grand Prix, where a little girl is about to give the boys a run for their money.It’s race day at the Red Apple School, and Miles and Otto can’t wait. But what’s that fancy Speedster doing here? It belongs to a girl named Indie, and the boys had better get in shape if they want to win the trophy! Soon everyone is off — whish! whoosh! — and Miles takes an early lead. Will Miles take his chance for an easy win? Young children will bubble with excitement as they follow the adorable, foot-powered race — and smile at the satisfying ending.. But then Indie is at his side, only to go off the track
Daniel said Cars, racing, friends, and play what's not to like?. My two and three year old sons both like this book. The two year old loves it. Hey, they both like cars, racing, friends, and playing on the playground, which is essentially what the book is about.. Children who like race cars and that type of thing may like Bob Walch A group of children hold a race with foot-powered cars. The most impressive speedster, a red flashy number, is driven by a girl. Will she win the race? Maybe!Children who like race cars and that type of thing may like this book but the only thing to really recommend it are the illustrations. Probably little b. "Five Stars" according to Heather. I bought this for my son because it is hard to find books with his name-- cute little story.