Can you recommend kids books with a motorcycle story for my 5 - year - old son?

One such book is 'Zoom City' which features a little boy and his adventures on his motorcycle in a make - believe city. It has colorful illustrations that kids love.

Sure. 'The Night Before New Year' is a great one. It has colorful illustrations and a simple rhyming story that kids love. It follows a family's activities on New Year's Eve in a very engaging way.

One motorcycle fiction book that comes to mind is 'Triumph of the Nomad'. It delves into the life of a biker, his experiences on the road, and the relationships he forms. 'Riding on the Edge' is also a good read, with its tales of motorcycle racing and the characters involved in that high - octane world.

For a 7 - year - old, 'Green Eggs and Ham' is a great choice. The simple rhymes and fun story are easy for them to follow. It's also very colorful and engaging.

One great option is 'The Magic Tree House' series. It takes kids on adventures through different times and places in history, with a touch of magic. Another is 'A Wrinkle in Time'. It's a classic that combines science fiction elements like time travel and other dimensions with a story about family and good versus evil. And 'The Chronicles of Narnia' also has some science - fiction - like elements, especially when it comes to the magical world and the strange creatures in it.

I would recommend a Dino bedtime story about a family of long - necked dinosaurs. They were looking for a new place to live because their old home was getting too crowded. Along the way, they faced many difficulties like crossing a big river and avoiding some dangerous predators. But they worked together as a family. They used their long necks to help each other cross the river. It shows the importance of family and cooperation, which are important values for a 5 - year - old to learn.

There are not many so - called'mom and son' stories specifically named like that for kids in a general sense. However, books like 'Love You Forever' can be considered as it shows the strong bond between a mother and son in a very positive and family - friendly way.

There's also 'Ride the Wind' by Pamela S. Thibodeaux. It's a fictional story that weaves in the love for motorcycles, freedom, and a bit of romance. The main character's adventures on their motorcycle are central to the plot and it's a great read for those who like a bit of a love story intertwined with motorcycle culture.

One is 'Hell's Angels' by Hunter S. Thompson. It offers a somewhat unorthodox view of motorcycle clubs. Thompson was known for his immersive reporting - style writing, and this book gives an inside look into the club's culture.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Tom. He lived in a small village. One night, as he was going to bed, his mother told him a story about a magical forest. In that forest, the trees could talk and the animals were all friendly. Tom was so fascinated that he quickly fell asleep with sweet dreams of the magical forest.