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Join in a snowy, stuck-y adventure like no other in this interactive children's picture book about a speed-challenged sloth by acclaimed author Robert Vescio and illustrator Brendan Barnaville. Follow the train track with your finger as you help the characters navigate a challenging journey to the snow. Tilt and turn the book to get the wheels rolling, overcome tricky hills, and speed down fast tracks. Along the way, gentle creatures creep alongside the tracks, and unexpected obstacles test your problem-solving skills. With each page, your involvement brings the story to life—helping to make it snow, building the perfect snowman, and even getting unstuck from sticky situations. The book encourages active participation, fine motor skills, and imaginative play, making reading a truly engaging experience. Featuring beautiful digital illustrations and charming characters, this book is perfect for young readers eager to explore new worlds. Winner of international awards and translated into multiple languages, Robert Vescio's storytelling paired with Brendan Barnaville's captivating art promises a delightful journey full of fun, learning, and snowy surprises. Whether reading alone or with a grown-up, children will love the tactile interaction and the excitement of controlling the story's pace and outcome. Get ready to tilt, turn, and slide your way through a magical snowy adventure that's sure to warm hearts and spark imaginations.
Robert Vescio loves reading and is an avowed collector of books, especially children's books. He enjoys writing stories and sharing his enthusiasm with children of all ages. Robert wrote No Matter Who We're With after his own breakup in 2008. He hopes his story will help children navigate life changes, in this case when their parents are divorced: "Divorce has an impact caters to everyone, including extended families and special occasions like birthdays, Christmas and holidays. It's important to put your children's needs first." Robert is a big fan of Disney and loves animation. He lives in Sydney with his two children, who are a constant source of inspiration for him.
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