Ayrton Senna (Volume 49) (Little People, BIG DREAMS, 50)

Such a good quality book! My first graders loved listening to me read this biography in the month of March (along with many other biographies in addition to books about St. Patrick’s Day, Women’s History, Pi Day, Dr. Seuss’ Birthday, Hello Spring Goodbye Winter, and Dav Pilkey’s Birthday!) my 13-year-old loves Senna and he was tickled when he saw me purchase this for first graders in his honor. Like the others mentioned, little people with big dreams is such an incredible theme and I’m here for it! Wish they were more affordable because I would purchase more!

Such an awesome book! All f1 fans need this for their kids

Got if for my son and he loved it.

My beautiful autistic son loves it. He reads more and always wants me to read it for his bedtime story. He is now into F1 and Indy cars.

Awesome simple and short story. It works well as a story kids will present on their school.

This is one of my sons favorite books!

Amazing book. High quality and is faithful to the real story.

'Ayrton Senna' by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara with illustrations by Alex G. Griffiths is a biography of a person who liked to drive fast, and who is, tragically, no longer with us.When he was only four, Ayrton Senna's father gave him a go-kart. There was no looking back. Ayrton liked to go fast and he liked to win. That led him to a career as a Formula One driver. He was also concerned with safety for himself and other drivers.I'm not a fan of Formula One, so I was not familiar with Ayrton Senna or his accomplishments. As with other books in this series, there is a unique artist for each, and Alex G. Griffiths does a great job illustrating a young boy who liked to go fast.I received a review copy of this ebook from Quarto Publishing Group - Frances Lincoln Children's Books, and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this ebook.