Caution! Road Signs Ahead

Product Description
Empower backseat passengers to become informed backseat drivers with this road sign decoder featuring 35 shaped road signs!\nFrom road signs around the neighborhood, like
"School Crossing" and
"Playground," to signs you zoom past on the highway, this hefty reference board book highlights and explains 35 road and highway signs for the youngest readers on the go. The shaped pages make each sign tactilely memorable, and the carefully crafted one-sentence explanations will easily guide young readers as they contextualize the world that zips past their backseat windows.
From School Library Journal
Toddler-PreS—Backseat drivers will delight in this board book featuring 35 different road signs. Using tactile shapes, the title showcases unique and recognizable signs. Each sign has a short one-sentence explanation: "Firehouse/ Prepare to pull over if fire trucks come out of the firehouse." Children will catch on quickly and are likely to memorize the messaging and become sign decoders during long car rides and trips around town. A great purchase for most libraries.
About the Author
Toni Buzzeo has authored twenty-eight picture books for children, including the 2013 Caldecott Honor Book and
New York Times bestseller
One Cool Friend, illustrated by David Small. She publishes both fiction and nonfiction. Endlessly enthusiastic, Toni draws on her career experiences as an elementary school librarian in crafting her books and speaking with audiences of children in schools and libraries. Toni lives in Arlington, Massachusetts, just downstairs from her two lovable grandchildren (endless sources of inspiration!) and their devoted parents. For more information about Toni and her books, visit www.tonibuzzeo.com.\nChi Birmingham is an illustrator living and working in Brooklyn, New York. He grew up in Big Sur, California, and went to the California College of the Arts for Painting. He received an MFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts in New York. His clients include
BusinessWeek,
The New Yorker, and
The New York Times. This is his first illustrated board book.