I found this really cool Alphabet book called "The Racecar Alphabet "
It came in the mail yesterday and it is really well done. The ilistrations are nice and all of the cars in the book are real race cars. I ended up reading it three times last night to my 5 year old.
Should we follow up in a couple of months to see how you feel about it after reading it three times a night?
Looks like my reading level.
I was a big fan of chunky books. Eight pages.
Am I a bad Dad? Kid ended up with a PhD in Chemistry.
I prefer Hookers and Blow.
In reply to Keith Tanner :
My kids favorite bedtime book was Little Critters, Just Go to Bed. Read it so many times I can still recite most of it and my youngest is 30 now.
Racecar alphabet is a good one. Another good kids car book that you will enjoy reading and the graphics is The Little Red Racing Car about a barn find of a sterling moss maserati.
I have 5 brothers, they have kids; this year was a rash of grand kiddies sprouting. This is a good one. "Dots".
T is for Turbo is fun and nicely done as well. You do have to look over a glaring error on the explanation for the intercooler.
My daughter had racecar alphabet. I had the Caterpillar catalog.
I bought this book on Nantucket after sailing there when my son was 6 months old. I can't tell you how many times I read it to him over the next years.
In reply to 84FSP :
That drives me crazy every time. On the plus side, now my wife, 3 year old, and 5 year old all know to make the correction every time we read it.
I loved reading this to my kids. They loved it too.
https://www.amazon.com/Built-Car-Chris-Van-Dusen/dp/0142408255/ref=sr_1_1?crid=29QAOWQZ0493L&keywords=if+I+built+a+car&qid=1643747169&s=books&sprefix=if+i+built+a+car%2Cstripbooks%2C104&sr=1-1
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