Join Bizzy Bear on an exciting ambulance rescue adventure! This interactive board book brings the world of community helpers to life, letting your child become part of the story. With engaging sliders and vibrant illustrations, your little one will love helping Bizzy Bear drive the ambulance and care for those in need. It's a delightful way to introduce important concepts like helping others and problem-solving, all while sparking their imagination and love for reading.
What Parents Say:
Parents love the interactive sliders, which make the story engaging and fun for young children.
The book is a hit with toddlers and preschoolers, especially those who are fascinated by vehicles.
While the story is simple, it's perfect for introducing young children to the concept of community helpers and emergency services.
How It Helps Kids:
Introduces children to the roles of community helpers and the importance of helping others.
Develops early vocabulary related to vehicles, actions, and emergency services.
Encourages problem-solving as children follow Bizzy Bear's rescue mission.
Key Features:
Interactive sliders on each page.
Durable board book format, perfect for little hands.
Bright and engaging illustrations that capture children's attention.
About the Author/Illustrator:
Benji Davies is the author and illustrator of this engaging board book.
About this Product:
Bizzy Bear is ready to help with an emergency rescue in his ambulance!
Shipping & Returns
Shipping: Eligible Orders & Zones: Localities within 10 km of MG Road, Bengaluru qualify for the 2-hour service.
Cut-Off Time: Place orders by 4:00 p.m. IST for same-day delivery within 2 hours.
Orders placed after that time will be scheduled for delivery the next business day (excluding public holidays), starting at 10:00 a.m.
Disclaimer: While we strive to meet the 2-hour window, exact timing can be affected by traffic, weather, or other unforeseen issues.
Returns: Customers can return the items within 24 hours of receiving the product if the item is defective or incorrect.
