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The Big Book of Car Games
By Frédéric Houssin and Cédric Ramadier
120 pages
Spiral bound
ISBN: 1579122760
ISBN13: 9781579122768
$12.95(US)
$19.95(CAN)
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about the book
Keep the kids amused all the way to the Grand Canyon with this interactive book jam-packed with activities, games, and punch-out projects guaranteed to make any trip fly by.
Are we there yet? is the lament that parents hate to hear as they head down the highway on a family adventure. The Big Book of Car Games offers a sure-fire antidote that's guaranteed to rev up any road trip. It's a colorful, spiral-bound collection of activities, masks, puppets, coloring and drawing pages, puzzles, songs, and games (including the parental favorite, King of Silence, in which the winner is the one who can keep quiet the longest). It also features pages of stories, trivia, riddles, and jokes; sections on geography, astronomy, and road rules; and a special selection of make-your-own postcards. There's even a handy pocket inside the back cover to hold all of the pieces. This fresh and colorful activity book is the greatest thing for car trips since fast food. It's even educational--but don't tell the kids!
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about Frédéric Houssin
Frédéric Houssin is one of the creative masterminds behind the innovative French design and editorial studio DOUBLE. He has created a wide variety of illustrated books for children including The Big Book of Car Games, on which he collaborated with nearly 30 of France's most renowned and beloved childrens' illustrators and cartoonists. Houssin works and lives in Paris, where he also teaches illustration at the École National Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs.
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about Cédric Ramadier
Cédric Ramadier is one of the creative masterminds behind the innovative French design and editorial studio DOUBLE. He has created a wide variety of illustrated books for children including The Big Book of Car Games, on which he collaborated with nearly 30 of France's most renowned and beloved childrens' illustrators and cartoonists. Ramadier works and lives in Paris.
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