20 Great Race Cars NOW IN PAPERBACK!
Now available in paperback and as a new edition of the Kindle eBook, the children's book from Graham Heeps, 20 Great Race Cars, is perfect for younger fans of cars, racing and Hot Wheels.
Which race car had six wheels? Which Ferrari sold for US$70 million? Which was the first Formula 1 car to be raced by a woman? And which machines are known as Godzilla or the Batmobile? 20 Great Race Cars has the answers to these questions and more!
This 48-page book brings together colourful pictures, fun facts and engaging stories for each of the 20 cars in the title – from F1 to NASCAR, Indy to Le Mans. There's also info on some of the best toy versions of each car, so that readers can find a Hot Wheels or other model to race at home!
Everything in 20 Great Race Cars is presented in a bite-size, accessible format for children aged 7-13, all for $14.99 (US paperback) or $6.99 (US Kindle).
The digital version of 20 Great Race Cars may be read on a smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac using the Kindle app.
Which race car had six wheels? Which Ferrari sold for US$70 million? Which was the first Formula 1 car to be raced by a woman? And which machines are known as Godzilla or the Batmobile? 20 Great Race Cars has the answers to these questions and more!
This 48-page book brings together colourful pictures, fun facts and engaging stories for each of the 20 cars in the title – from F1 to NASCAR, Indy to Le Mans. There's also info on some of the best toy versions of each car, so that readers can find a Hot Wheels or other model to race at home!
Everything in 20 Great Race Cars is presented in a bite-size, accessible format for children aged 7-13, all for $14.99 (US paperback) or $6.99 (US Kindle).
The digital version of 20 Great Race Cars may be read on a smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac using the Kindle app.
What's inside 20 Great Race Cars?
Each chapter covers a different car, from Corvettes to 911s, Auto Union to Williams, all of them great machines drawn from across nearly 100 years of motorsport. The book uncovers what makes each car cool, lists key specifications like engine and top speed, tells a memorable story in the Fast Fact section and then rounds up the best options for finding the car in miniature. There are colour photos to illustrate each machine, many of them never previously published, and even a Glossary to explain unfamiliar terms or place names. Check out this chapter featuring the mighty Ford Mustang!
Where to buy 20 Great Race Cars
The children's book 20 Great Race Cars is published in English and is available in all major international markets via Amazon. Click on a flag below to be taken to the Amazon page in the country shown, or just search for 20 Great Race Cars on your local Amazon website!
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You'll also find it on the Indigo website in Canada, as well as in person at Pasteiner's in Detroit, Michigan.
For the latest book signing news and other updates, visit the Graham Heeps Author Facebook page.
For the latest book signing news and other updates, visit the Graham Heeps Author Facebook page.
About the author
Graham Heeps is an automotive writer based in Calgary, Canada. His first book, 20 Great Race Cars, brings together two of his favourite things – motorsport and toy cars.
Growing up in the UK, Graham was fascinated by cars and racing. After working in IT, he turned his passion into a career by taking a job writing about cars and car technology. He is a huge fan of toy cars, especially Matchbox, and has a collection of more than 5,000.
Having moved to Calgary in 2015, he now writes freelance for magazines, websites and companies in Europe and North America, blogs about toy cars for the Lamley Group and runs the Instagram feed @diecast215. Graham is married with two children, neither of whom is as excited about cars as he is...
Growing up in the UK, Graham was fascinated by cars and racing. After working in IT, he turned his passion into a career by taking a job writing about cars and car technology. He is a huge fan of toy cars, especially Matchbox, and has a collection of more than 5,000.
Having moved to Calgary in 2015, he now writes freelance for magazines, websites and companies in Europe and North America, blogs about toy cars for the Lamley Group and runs the Instagram feed @diecast215. Graham is married with two children, neither of whom is as excited about cars as he is...