Everything Goes: In the Air

This is a great book. It has some I spy in the pictures and fairly knowledgeable about planes. My kid loves the last page the most which is expandable. Would recommend for age 2+.

My daughter actually chose this book when we were at the library. I didn't think it would be anything special, but I was proven to be wrong! My daughter and I loved reading this book and playing little games based off the illustrations. I had to order a copy to keep in her collection and got the rest of the Everything Goes series, because they are so unique and engaging for my little preschooler.

This is the second book in the EVERYTHING GOES series by Brian Biggs, and it's my favorite so far. The pages are packed with information about the history of flying machines, and big spreads explain the different parts of the planes, helicopters and balloons that kids will find fascinating. There are several jokes and running gags throughout the book that will make kids return again and again.Finding the mother's lost babies was a fun seek and find for my friend's kid who is 2 and a little young to sit still for the explanations of the aircraft, but still ogled at all the pictures. He's obsessed with ANYTHING that goes, so I'm sure he'll get more from this as he gets older as well.

My toddlers (1 & 3) want to read this book over and over again. Silly pictures mixed with actual facts make this a winner for both kids and parents.

Cute book, great detail and information on planes and their history, lots to see, great illustrations. Personally I find it a bit too big. It's a great topic book to bring along when traveling via airplane, but for that it is a bit big.

What I expected

grandson enjoy all of his book

Fun book for my toddle who loves planes.

my son (3.5) LOVES this book - he knows all the words and loves finding the missing babies. has replaced his previous favourite of everything goes on land :)