Let's Go for a Drive! sports it’s a cute—but never too

it’s a cute—but never too heady—play on the physical object that the reader is holding

Brushy the plush Hamster can be seen scurrying to and fro

means that kids can explore outdoors by themselves and still keep in touch with the adults who care about them

effortless phonetic play

sinking them all

Let's Go for a Drive! sports it’s a cute—but never tooWhen Gerald the elephant and Piggie decide to go for a drive, they find that all the planning in the world can't replace one crucial ingredient. "Let's go for a drive!" proposes Gerald; "That sounds fun!" agrees Piggie. "Drive! Drive! Drivey drive drive!" they chorus. Gerald, a touch on the OCD side, insists on a plan that includes a number of items: map, sunglasses, umbrellas, bags and, as there will be "a lot of driving on [their] drive," a car.