Red Car, Red Bus
by Susan Steggall
Sometimes the best picture books start from the simplest beginnings. This one opens with an empty street running along the page. Down the street comes a red bus, then a red car, a yellow car, a yellow van, an orange van ... so the ‘story’ unfolds as further vehicles join the convoy. Add in people - waiting for the bus, running for the bus, doing their daily tasks, driving their various vehicles - and you can’t help but start to create stories.
Simple – but also delightfully complex! The book can show you the way stories generally go from left to right - but also introduces the joy of going backwards; that words may not tell the whole story; and that readers are vital to the constantly changing process of telling.
Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books
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