Fast, Slow. Let's Go!
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Publishing Details
Fast, Slow. Let's Go!
By (Author) Sally Sutton
Illustrated by Brian Lovelock
Walker Books Australia
Walker Books Australia
2nd July 2025
Australia
Classifications
Children
Fiction
Physical Properties
Paperback
32
Width 250mm, Height 260mm
Description
From the creators of the bestselling Roadworks series, a fresh new celebration of transportation!
This is the way we skate along,
skate along, skate along,
This is the way we skate along
on a sunny, funny morning.
Borrowing from the childhood perennial and favourite song 'This is the way ...', a happy group of children
scoot, bike, bus, swing, sail, run and ride their way across town to join a birthday surprise.
Reviews
Fast, Slow, Let's Go is a rollicking ride that will sweep readers, young and old, in a celebration of movement and community. * NZ Book Lovers *
This is an engaging story for young readers who will have fun identifying all the ways the children are travelling as their tongues wrap themselves around the familiar rhythm, rhyme and patterns of the classic Here we go round the mulberry bush, and joining in, the anticipation building as they predict where the children are going and why. * ReadPlus *
Author Bio
Sally Sutton is the award-winning and bestselling author of Roadworks, Demolition, Construction, Dig, Dump, Roll and Wheels. In 2009, Roadworks won the Picture Book category of the New Zealand Post Childrens Book Awards, and in 2015 Construction was a finalist. Sally has also written many other books for children. She lives in Auckland, New Zealand, with her husband and two daughters.
Brian Lovelock is an award-winning illustrator of 10 picture books including the Roadworks series, The Raintrain, Flight of the Honey Bee, Gecko and Ambulance, Ambulance! His illustration awards include Best Picture Book in the 2009 New Zealand Book Awards (for Roadworks) and the 2014 LIANZA Russell Clark Medal for illustration (Flight of the Honey Bee). Brian was long-listed for the 2013 CILIP Kate Greenaway Award for his work on Demolition and in 2019 he was a finalist in the Nami Concours illustration competition. Brian lives in Auckland where he works as a scientist in the power industry.
