Aria and the Self-Driving Car (Tinker Tales)

From Amazon KDP Select All-Star Award Winning Tinker Toddler Series!
VROOM VROOM! BEEP BEEP! Follow Aria on this rhyming adventure as they take their first ride in a self-driving car and encounter circumstances that are ...well...unplanned.
Key Features:EARLY LEARNING: Great for your budding genius (and you) to learn about emerging technology that will become part of your child's everyday life! Bolded key words to grow your child's vocabulary throughout the story. Recommended for ages 3-8 (preschool-first graders and for those new to the topic). Great for those interested in early STEM learning.
VIBRANT ILLUSTRATIONS: Simple, bold, and colorful illustrations to grab the child's attention.
RHYMING STORY: Playful, fun and engaging story introducing various challenges self-driving cars face and how they navigate them (all told in rhyme). When read multiple times, parents can prompt children to remember key words that were part of the rhyme.
GLOSSARY: Kid friendly glossary provided in the back for parents to support (and enhance) the child's learning every time the book is read.
ACTIVITY: Drawing activity in the back of the book inspiring kids to think about their own self-driving car and all the features they would want built in.
RELEVANT: Self-driving cars are both our present and our future. This book will introduce basic concepts, key technology (RADAR, LIDAR, Level 0-5, etc), and challenges (traffic jams, storms, parking, etc), self-driving cars must face (Elon Musk's Tesla, Amazon's Zoox, NuTonomy, Google's Waymo, etc) in a very simple, fun, picture book story format easily digestible by kids 3-8.
"In the city of Smartville, one cool winter day,
young Aria is eager to get on her way.
We'll have an adventure! This trip will be grand!
I can't wait for the things I have planned.
Traveling far? Yes, we certainly are!
On our trip, we will take the new self-driving car!"
The colorful, beautiful, and visually stimulating illustrations and easy to understand rhyming text will encourage the child's sense of wonder, adventure, and curiosity (and might stimulate your senses too)!