Pit Party Colors (Monster Jam Interactive Board Book with Tabs)

Pit Party Colors (Monster Jam Interactive Board Book with Tabs) - Board Book

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Pit Party Colors (Monster Jam Interactive Board Book with Tabs) - Board Book

Pit Party Colors (Monster Jam Interactive Board Book with Tabs) - Board Book

by Marisa Aveling
$12.99
$12.99

Book Overview

It's time for a Pit Party! Explore the colors of the rainbow with the Monster Jam crew in this tabbed board book!

The Monster Jam trucks are ready for a Pit Party! Kids can learn all about their favorite monster trucks and the colors of the rainbow in this fun board book. Including the fearsome ThunderROARus, wild El Toro Loco, and the terrifying Megalodon, this book has it all!

Comes with tactile wheels on each tab--perfect for the youngest Monster Jam fans to play with!

A perfect holiday gift for Monster Jam fans!
ISBN9798225037482
Author Marisa Aveling
PublisherScholastic Inc.
GenreChildren, Sports, and Technology
FormatOther
PublishedNovember 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages16
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Marisa Aveling

Marisa Aveling is a writer and editor based in Los Angeles by way of Perth, Australia. While she enjoys writing about everything from spiritual jazz to cow burps, Marisa can never quite get used to writing about herself in the third person. When she's not wrangling her young son, Marisa is thinking about the parking situation at her next destination.

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