Make Tracks: Great Outdoors

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Product details

  • ISBN 9781805133858
  • Dimensions: 207 x 180mm
  • Publication Date: 05 Jun 2025
  • Publisher: Nosy Crow Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
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Explore nature all around you in this non-fiction novelty book.

With five sliding counters to move and four habitats to explore, this is the perfect book for preschoolers who love to be in control of the story. They can help cycle a bike through the forest., paddle a canoe down a river, hike up a mountain and trek down to the beach on a pony. Look at all the different labels for the equipment needed on each page, then push the counter around the tracks. Other titles to collect in the series include: Cars, Trains, Boats, In the Sky, Emergency, Building Site, Farm and Trucks.

Johnny Dyrander is an illustrator based in Stockholm, Sweden. He was born and raised above the Arctic circle in northern Sweden and grew up surrounded by reindeer and northern light. He moved to Stockholm in his early twenties and began studying at various art schools. He's been working as an illustrator since he finished his studies at the University College of Arts, Crafts & Design in Stockholm.

When he's not spending time in his office illustrating, Johnny likes to travel, spend time with his family or drive down to his house in southern Sweden, pick up a hammer and saw and pretend to be a carpenter. He builds things in wood with quite mixed results.

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