Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race by Debbie Hepner is a fun picture book for young children. Friends Acee, Mia, Riley, and Tobias are preparing their toboggan for the big annual race. After testing their toboggan, they all agree that it needs to go faster. They sit and ponder as to what they can use to speed it up. They try bacon grease, wax, and even melted crayons. After each test run, they evaluate which of their options worked the best. Will it be enough to win them the race, and what was it that made their toboggan go extra fast? Find out in this adventurous tale.

Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race was a pleasure to read. I enjoyed every page of this wonderful book by the talented Debbie Hepner. She has created a simple yet enormously entertaining story that children are going to love and learn from and I never once lost interest. It teaches important life lessons that I believe to be vital for children's upbringing. The story is written in plain language to allow children to follow along easily and the illustrations by Hayley Moore are amusing, imaginative, and professional. So if you are looking for a boredom breaker or a good book to read before your child’s bedtime, then I highly recommend this one. I believe this is only one of her creations, so there is plenty more enjoyment to be had. Keep up the great work, Debbie and Hayley. I look forward to seeing more from you soon.

Debbie Hepner’s picture book Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race wraps up a few valuable lessons for young readers in an enjoyable package. Acee and her friends are a few days away from the annual toboggan race and they want to do all they can to speed up their sled. After a brief brainstorming session, they try rubbing bacon grease on the bottom to make it go faster. Their efforts result in an unexpected, and somewhat humorous, outcome. With another suggestion to speed up their toboggan, these four friends work together to implement a creative idea that just might work. When race day finally arrives, surprises abound as they discover whether or not their toboggan is the fastest.

Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race is a winter-themed treat for kids. This lively children’s book offers an endearing tale of light-hearted competition built upon a sturdy base of friendship. But where it really shines is in the lessons it provides on collaboration, cooperation, and actualization. I appreciate that it shows how, by not taking things too seriously, we can still find satisfaction when our efforts don’t work out the way we plan. The text is expressive while remaining simple enough for early readers to grasp, and the colorful artwork will draw the attention of pre-readers and keep them engaged. The smiling faces of the diverse characters add to the charm and overall upbeat tone of the book. Your children are sure to love reading about Acee and her friends in Debbie Hepner’s exciting, entertaining, and educational story.

Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race by Debbie Hepner is a children's storybook about a group of friends who enter a toboggan race. Together, they come up with ideas on how to make their toboggan go faster so that they can win the race. Acee, Mia, Tobias, and Riley suggest various solutions and try them out before the big race day. They have fun testing their ideas in action. When something doesn't work, they return to the drawing board, brainstorm, and try again until they find a solution. This book demonstrates excitingly and colorfully how children should work as a team toward a common goal and how to support each other every step of the way. The friends encourage each other as they work to find a solution together.

Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race by Debbie Hepner is an adventure-filled and delightful story teaching children about the wonders they can achieve through teamwork, imagination, and action. The story is well written, and the illustrations are bright and fun-filled, beautifully complementing the story. They depict how the friends work together and enjoy themselves while learning and growing. They can share their ideas, confident that their friends will welcome their views, and consider and discuss them. No one is humiliated when suggestions don't work and they simply move on to the next solution. It's all about trial and error while portraying a vital message that it's okay to err as long as you never give up. This book will provide young children with inspiring and valuable life lessons.

Acee, Riley, Mia, and Tobias wanted to participate in a toboggan race. While they enjoyed sliding down the snowy hill at a breakneck speed, they believed the sled had to go even faster if they were to win the race. The four friends held a grand discussion, brainstorming different ideas to enhance their pace. Should they use banana peels to make the sled more slippery? Would bacon grease do the trick? Will their carefully contrived plans be successful? Find out in Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race, a children’s book written by Debbie Hepner and illustrated by Hayley Moore.

I loved the sweet and simple storyline that is perfect for a young audience. The book is concise, with the pages containing only a few sentences each, making it easy for young readers to grasp the story. Debbie Hepner highlighted the resourcefulness of the friends, who were eager to improve their methods until they got the desired result. She also demonstrated why it was important to work as a team to succeed. The vibrant, eye-catching illustrations further added to the charm. I loved that the illustrator rendered the friends as being diverse in their appearances. The bright colors of the characters’ clothing sparkled in contrast to the bluish-white snowy backdrop. Whether the four children were enjoying a delicious meal or excited during a downhill race, their facial expressions were spot on every time. The helpful glossary highlighted the take-home messages. Racee Acee and the Toboggan Race is a perfect read for children aged 2-7 years.