It's time for Busytown's annual Race Day and Huckle and Lowly are building a super-speedy car. Sally would like to help them, bit the pair politely declines her assistance. That is, until they wreck... This description may be from another edition of this product.
This is a winner right from the frontispiece, which shows a wonderfully complex map of Busytown, author Richard Scarry's home for imagination and fun. Huckle and Lowly (looks like a cat and a turtle, I believe) are BUSY making their homemade soapbox derby style racer for the big Busytown race. Sally (another cat) offers for help are declined: "Poor Sally. Nobody wants her help." However, after the boys crash the racer, Sally, with the help of Mr. Fixit (a fox with a tow truck) repairs it with an old wheel, some wooden boards, an old hospital bed, and a trumpet! The pictures are bright and cheerful and printed on quality paper. There are usually two pictures per page, which adds to the action (especially once the race begins!). A fun book also that encourages kids to include others in their play.
A good first-time racers guide.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
An excellent book aimed at the first-time racer. Richard goes through the common problems associated with putting your first race vehicle onto the road/track. Insights into some of the more esoteric tricks used by the professionals will amuse young and old alike.
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