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  • Go, Boats, Go! (In Motion)

Go, Boats, Go!
(In Motion)

Author
Illustrator
Alexander Mostov
Publication Date
February 25, 2020
Genre / Grade Band
Fiction /  K − 1st
Language
English
Format
Picture Book
Go, Boats, Go! (In Motion)

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Description

This fun and playful board book introduces young children to the world of boats in their many forms. There are tall boats and small boats and heave-and-haul boats, and more!

From the author and illustrator of Go, Bikes, Go!, this delightful board book celebrates Pacific Northwest boating and maritime culture with a focus on recreational watercraft and working boats that are popular in the region. Young children will be fascinated by the variety of boats depicted in the vibrant and playful illustrations showing diverse families enjoying sailboats, kayaks, rafts, canoes, houseboats, and more!

The In Motion series of board books for little readers includes:

Go, Bikes, Go!

Go, Boats, Go!

Go, Planes, Go!

Go, Trucks, Go!

Publication date
February 25, 2020
Genre
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781632172686
Publisher
Little Bigfoot
Series
In Motion
BISAC categories
JUV032000 - Juvenile Fiction | Sports & Recreation | General
JUV041020 - Juvenile Fiction | Transportation | Boats, Ships, & Underwater Craft
Library of Congress categories
Picture books
Northwest, Pacific
Board books
Boats and boating

Kirkus

A playful excursion for young mariners.

School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 2. This book is all about different types of boats, and they are illustrated in many sizes, colors, and shapes. The repetition of the word "boats" adds a soothing balance to the text. Boats can be seen serving different functions. The illustrations are drawn in a folk art style, and bright colors add a joyful feel to this story. Readers could easily notice something new and unique happening on the page every time they view the images. Lines are often used to depict the different flows of water; fast-moving water is represented with curvy lines, while water with a more static flow is illustrated with straighter lines. The viewpoint of scenery shifts often throughout this story, and the text in this book often appears to trail alongside different boats. Animals also make playful appearances throughout. VERDICT This book is a great way to introduce young children to the many functions and uses of boats.—Deanna Smith, Pender County Public Library, NC

Copyright 2020 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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