No. 1 Car Spotter Books in Order
Part ofAtinuke Books in OrderBrowse No. 1 Car Spotter by Atinuke in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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No. 1 Car Spotter books in publication order
5 books
The No. 1 Car Spotter
by Atinuke
2010
Oluwalase Babatunde Benson loves identifying cars that pass his village, earning him the nickname No. 1. When a broken cart threatens the family's trip to market, his resourcefulness becomes more useful than his favorite hobby.
The No. 1 Car Spotter and the Firebird
by Atinuke
2011
No. 1 puts his ingenuity to work as troubles arise around his village. From missing car parts to a flooded road blocking a wedding party, each problem gives the young car spotter another chance to help.
The No. 1 Car Spotter and the Car Thieves
by Atinuke
2013
After No. 1 witnesses a car theft outside Mama Coca-Cola's business, more vehicles begin disappearing. With even the police unable to catch the culprits, the young car enthusiast sets out to solve the mystery himself.
The No. 1 Car Spotter Goes to School
by Atinuke
2014
No. 1 finally gets the chance to attend school and learn to read and write. But his new routine leaves little time for his grandfather, who has important knowledge that cannot be learned in a classroom.
The No. 1 Car Spotter and the Broken Road
by Atinuke
2015
A damaged road leaves No. 1 with no passing cars to identify and Mama Coca-Cola without customers. When the adults cannot get it repaired, the resourceful boy searches for a solution that will reconnect his village.
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