Busy Town: A Dice Pop Game Book

Ages 5 And Up

Pop, pop, pop the dice to begin an exciting seek-and-find counting adventure! Are you ready to take on the pop-and-find counting challenge? Just choose a vehicle to seek, pop the dice, then find and count the picture in the busy scene. Once you've found them all, then pop the dice and start again! There are eight busy scenes in this book, each one packed with busy vehicles for you to pop, find, and count. Packed with vehicles and things that go, from emergency vehicles and construction vehicles, to airplanes, trains, ships, cars, and trucks! Choose one of six vehicles to find on each scene, pop the dice to reveal how many you need to find, then find and count that vehicle in the scene! Once you have found that number, pop the dice, and beging the counting challenge all over again! There are extra pictures to find in each scene, too, making a total of over 300 pictures to seek, find and count! Illustrated by Rae Minos and written by the award-winning Bobbie Brooks. With so many pictures to find, little ones will be engaged in reading, finding, and counting, for hours! So take on the Pop and Find challenge, with this truly unique dice pop game book that makes learning to count super-fun for everyone!

About the Author

Bobbie is the pen name for Gemma Cooper, a children's book author and editor from the Essex countryside, who writes fun and interactive books for children of all ages. Gemma loves writing books that explain how things work or books that are packed full of interesting facts. In 2023, Gemma won the BookTrust Storytime Prize for her book, 'Can You Tickle a Tiger?' - a prize voted for by children and families attending special reading events held in over 2,400 libraries across the UK.Rae Minos is an artist from Canada, who currently lives in Sydney. She comes from a family of animators and grew up surrounded by art and cartoons. Rae graduated from the Animation program at Sheridan College in 2022 and has since been working full-time in the animation industry. Although she loves animation, it's always been Rae's dream to create art for children's books and toys. Her work is greatly inspired by mid-century design and draws inspiration from many artists such as