Spin and Spot Things That Go

DK brings you a beautifully illustrated and engaging book to introduce your toddler to all the different transport in our world.

Introducing Spin and Spot: Things That Go, a wonderfully engaging and interactive storybook. This board book is complete with simple read-aloud text and an interactive wheel to spin and learn about all the amazing things that go. Jump aboard the train before it leaves the station and see where it's headed, look up at the sky and spot the helicopter coming to the rescue, and help the rocket land safely on the moon!

Celebrate your child’s curiosity as they navigate through this perfect picture book to discover colorful illustrations and a wheel for tiny hands to spin. Little ones will love learning about different vehicles, some new and some familiar, and pointing to their favourites! This interactive element promotes the development of fine motor skills in toddlers and reinforces their understanding of what they are discovering, alongside simple but charming text for a fun early reading experience.

Catch your toddler’s eye and shape their learning experience, with:

- 12 engaging pages within a chunky and easy-to-hold board book
- Beautiful illustrations bringing all the key climates to life
- Simple read-aloud text and important vocabulary words to encourage early-learning 
- An interactive spin-the-wheel that children can turn throughout the book

Between 2-4 years old, curious children begin asking questions about the world around them, and all the things they observe within day-to-day life, including vehicles! Spin and Spot: Things That Go is the perfect book to satisfy their curiosity and teach children about the different transport all around us, whilst ensuring they stay engaged and inspired with each and every page!

Complete the Series

This delightful book is part of the Spin and Spot series of board books for babies and toddlers from DK. Books and includes titles like Spin and Spot: Moon and Stars and Spin and Spot: Weather for your little one to enjoy!

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