Meet Heatwave the Fire-Bot

The Transformer brand continues with these great little books about the Rescue Bots. This fella always makes me miss Optimus Prime though. Anyways, a great little book for your rescuebot in the making!

Cannot go wrong with renshaw quality, the Colorado is beautiful and the price for the 4 packs is cheapest I can find anywhere, will be returning to purchase more for the next cake I have to make :)

My preschool son loves Heatwave and is starting to want to learn to read, so this is just perfect for him. Simple words that he can start to recognize (since learning to read is repetition learning) and he feels very proud of himself when he starts picking out the words. A good length for bedtime stories too, long enough that he feels he's getting a story but short enough I can read the whole book without his mind wandering off.There's a bit of a hidden moral in it (as there is in the cartoon too) which I like (my son has trouble dealing with being mad, so I am hoping that he can take cues from how Heatwave handles sulking because he's mad and steps up to do his job).No, it doesn't exactly follow the cartoon episode, but I've found most of these 'based on' books are truly based on, they have to condense them for the reader's reading level and sometimes that requires changing some parts (otherwise the book would be too long or details left out making the scene make no sense). The most important part is learning to read.

My three year old, Willy loves the Rescue bot series. These books are a perfect fit for him. He loves them and it gives another way to give him his rescue bot fix with turning on a show! He asks for these every night since they arrived. I would highly recommend them for young children. As he ages he will be able to read these on his own as well because the books are written for early readers. I believe these will be a favorite for a few years in our house.

Very pleased with this book , well made and the grandchildren love reading about their favourite Rescue Bots. My just turned 6 yr old can read it himself too . . Good to encourage boys to read.