To the Rescue!

by Courtney Acampora, Gareth Williams (Illustrator)

Overview

Quick! There's an emergency! Push the big red button on the book to make the light flash and the siren sound for each of the rescue vehicles!

Wee-oh, wee-oh! Press the shiny red light to hear the siren sound and see the emergency light flash in this interactive board book for young vehicle fans! With a big push-button light that's sized for little hands, kids can add to the story as they turn the pages. Featuring a police car, an ambulance, a rescue helicopter, and more, each page has a cutout so the sound and light button can be pressed for each vehicle. A great gift for future firefighters or fans of rescue vehicles in general, this light and sound book will quickly become a bookshelf favorite. Comes with an on/off switch!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781667203867
Publisher:	Silver Dolphin Books
Publication date:	05/30/2023
Series:	Light and Sound Books
Pages:	10
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.90(d)
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

About the Author

Courtney Acampora holds a B.A. in art history from San Diego State University and a M.A. from the University of Arizona. Currently working in publishing, Courtney's lifelong love for both art and books fused together and gave her the opportunity to write and create engaging books for kids. Courtney lives in San Diego, California. 

Gareth Williams was born in Hillingdon, West London, but ventured (when he was two) to the green valleys of South Wales. At an early age, he loved to draw. He quickly realized that his dream of becoming the first Welsh astronaut would be sidelined by his creative abilities and talents (but he still secretly wishes he could have rocketed into space). Gareth studied Illustration at Swansea Metropolitan and went on to work with leading stationery and greeting cards companies. Now he is looking to develop his freelance career. His work has a strong illustrative influence, with lots of textures and layers to create a hand drawn style. He also loves letterpress and screen printing. He frequently visits art exhibitions and finds himself wandering around the galleries with his sketchbook, and then getting back to his computer, putting his play-list on shuffle, opening up his sketchbook and exploring new techniques and ideas.