My First Things That Go: A Four-Board Book Box Set of Boats, Planes, Bikes, and Trains for Toddlers 1-3

This colorful box set of 4 board books introduces kids to all types of things that go, from boats and planes to bikes and trains! Give your vehicle-obsessed toddler the box set of their dreams, complete with a handle for carrying these books on the go.

Collect four books from the Things That Go series by author Addie Boswell and illustrator Alexander Mostov. This sturdy box set features four playful, rhyming transportation board books that toddlers and parents will come back to again and again, perfect for reading aloud to boys and girls ages 1 through 3.

• Go, Boats, Go!: Discover sailboats, houseboats, and heave-and-haul boats!
  
• Go, Bikes, Go!: Discover trikes, tall bikes, and built-for-two bikes!
  
• Go, Trains, Go!: Discover streetcars, bullet trains, and even circus traincars!
  
• Go, Planes, Go!: Discover airplanes, seaplanes, planes that draw across the sky!
  

Toddler boys and girls will keep asking for “one more time” as they delight in finding all the hidden animals and exploring the vibrant illustrations of diverse families enjoying every type of vehicle, from the slow but steady to the lightning fast.

This board book set for toddlers 1-3 makes a perfect holiday or birthday gift for kids who love transportation and anything and everything that goes!

ADDIE BOSWELL is a writer and muralist who lives in Portland, Oregon. Addie's first book, The Rain Stomper, won the 2009 Oregon Spirit Award. She's the author of Go, Bikes, Go!, Go, Planes, Go!, The Snow Dancer, and Five on the Bed, her first self-illustrated book. Boswell was also included in Oregon Reads Aloud, a 2016 collection of the state's top authors and illustrators.

ALEXANDER MOSTOV is an illustrator who takes pride in drawing playful, accessible, and inclusive pictures. His inspiration is drawn from plants, animals, and midcentury modern design. He is the illustrator for Go, Bikes, Go! and Go, Boats, Go!, as well as D-Day: Untold Stories of the Normandy Landings, The Secret Life of Spies, and Think Like a Goat. He lives in Seattle with his partner, a small silver motorcycle, and a mischievous dog named Dziga.