Ford

Name: Ford
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ISBN: 9798217051762

Let's Race!

Sarah Jospitre, Jesga Machado

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Penguin Young Readers
23 September 2026

General fiction (Children's&YA); Transport (Children's&YA); Educational: Languages other than English

Series: Ford

Vroom, vroom! Get ready for a race in this fun leveled reader starring Ford cars!

Ready, set, race! Ford cars speed down the race track. Who will win? Read along to find out!

With simple language and engaging illustrations, this book is perfect for curious readers who love cars and racing!

For over a century, Ford has built automobiles, sports cars, and pickup trucks as well as the NASA Mission Control Center for the moon landing, and now they're ready to inspire young readers to be curious about the world and create a better tomorrow.

By: Sarah Jospitre
Illustrated by: Jesga Machado
Imprint: Penguin Young Readers
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm,
Weight: 133g
ISBN: 9798217051762
Series: Ford
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 23 September 2026
Recommended Age: From 6 to 7 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Sarah Jospitre is a publishing associate at Penguin Young Readers for Putnam, Rocky Pond, and Dial. She has written a handful of books for different children's series, including Bluey, Super Sema, and TIME for Kids, among others. Sarah resides in Fairview, New Jersey, with an overstuffed bookshelf she believes can hold more. Jesga Machado is an illustrator born in Sorocaba, a city in São Paulo, Brazil, where she currently lives. She graduated with a degree in computer science but quit her programming career in 2015 to pursue her dream of becoming an illustrator. Since then, she has worked as a children's illustrator, creating artwork for textbooks, picture books, magazines, and board games for clients worldwide. Jesga is also the creator of a project called Ano do Amigo (Year of the Friend), which produced and sold table calendars for six years to raise funds for an animal shelter in Brazil.