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by Bex Tobin Fine (Author), Federico Fabiani (Illustrator)
Start your engines as Baby zooms around the house like a race car driver, turning an ordinary living room into an exhilarating race course! This whimsical picture book brings the thrill of crawling to life from a baby's unique perspective.
They honk their horn and start to zoom.Baby's on the move: Vroom vroom! Baby is on a quest to get to the other side of the room (aka very far away) all on their own. While the floor may not be so interesting to parents and big siblings, for Baby, it is an entire world full of fascinating things to explore. Seen from their perspective, a fluffy rug becomes tickly grass, a sibling doing yoga turns into a bridge, and a table and chairs transform into a dense forest. But with so many obstacles, will Baby make it to the finish line? This bold, fun, and original picture book is sure to capture the imagination of car-obsessed little ones, and the bouncy rhyming text kicks the reading experience into high gear. So hold onto your checkered flags, because this race is only just beginning...
Author Biography
Bex Tobin Fine is a writer of two picture books: Floor It! and You Are Home. She has also written for the PBS show Lyla in the Loop. Her past careers include solo violinist, playing with orchestras including the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and voice actor in numerous animated shows such as Rolie Polie Olie and Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends. After getting her master's degree from the University of Toronto, she taught high school English, social science, and sciences. She now spends her time writing and exploring the world near and far with her family.
Federico Fabiani is the illustrator of two picture books: Tallulah the Tooth Fairy CEO and the forthcoming I Quit! Before fully dedicating himself to his lifelong passion of illustration, he studied architecture and worked in the creative business, doing everything from graphic design to photography. Originally from Rome, Federico now lives outside Venice with his wife and two young sons, where he is forever trying to avoid stepping on misplaced toys or Agostino, their Standard Issue Cat.
