Nee nah! Nee nah! Jupiter to the rescue! Fireman Sam and the Pontypandy fire crew are called on to help with many emergencies, from a kitchen fire to a bus that skids off the road. An interactive element lets readers point to things they see and what Fireman Sam should do next. The bright pictures and simple text are perfect for children who love exciting rescues!

A Fireman Sam book and toy in one! Help Fireman Sam and friends race to the rescue in this sturdy board book on wheels shaped to look just like Sam's trusty red fire engine, Jupiter! Young children will love hearing the story about Fireman Sam's mission to save Pontypandy before they wheel their book away - Nee Nah, Nee Nah! Can Fireman Sam and his team put out a fire and save the day? Cheer them on by saying, "Go, Jupiter, Go!" Heroic Fireman Sam and his fire fighter friends and rescue team colleagues are a big hit with action-loving pre-schoolers. This shaped board book, which is suitable for children aged 10 months and over, is particularly appealing to curious two-to-four year olds, who love pretending to be real-life heroes. Young Fireman Sam fans will love looking at the pictures and answering questions about colours, counting and testing their knowledge about Fireman Sam. Look out for more Fireman Sam books including: Fireman Sam: My First Clock Book 9781405287425 Fireman Sam: My First Activity Book 9781405285667 Fireman Sam: Rescue Team Colouring Book 9781405291712 Fireman Sam: 1001 Stickers Book 9781405296199

Join Fireman Sam and his amazing Rescue Crew as they save Pontypandy from a forest fire. Jupiter to the rescue! Fans can join in with the adventures by answering fun questions to move the story on. This is a great way for little ones to interact with their heroes! With simple text and bright colourful pages, this is the perfect first Fireman Sam book.

Join Fireman Sam and his amazing Rescue Crew as they save the children in an exciting deep sea rescue! Fans can join in with the adventures by answering fun questions to move the story on. This is a great way for little ones to interact with their heroes!

With Jupiter the Fire Engine and many other rescue vehicles, the Fire Crew keep the residents of Pontypandy safe - especially Naughty Norman!

Trevor Evans has been teaching the children a useful skill – how to read a map. To test out their new skills, the children separate into teams to race each other to the top of Mount Pontypandy. James and Sarah are on one team, and Mandy and Norman are on the other. When Norman decides he doesn’t need to use the map though his team runs into trouble, and Fireman Sam and the fire department are soon on their way to the rescue! © 2022 Prism Art & Design Limited. The Fireman Sam name and character are trademarks of Prism Art & Design Limited. Based on an original idea by D. Gingell, D. Jones and original characters created by R.M.J. Lee. Join Fireman Sam on exciting adventures with his colleagues Station Officer Steele, Elvis, Tom, Penny, and everyone else from Pontypandy. He greets people that he meets when driving down the busy streets with Jupiter, Mercury, Neptune, Venus, and the other cool rescue vehicles. When he hears that fire-bell chime, Fireman Sam is there on time when a penguin escapes the zoo, a giant pumpkin causes trouble, and when a concert and a soccer game goes up in flames. He’s always on the scene, and you cannot ignore, Sam is the hero next door. Fireman Sam is a British animated TV series created by two former firefighters Dave Gingell and Dave Jones and developed by artist and writer Rob Lee. It first aired on British television in 1987 and has since become hugely popular around the world – airing in more than 35 languages in 155 countries. Set in the fictional rural Welsh village of Pontypandy, brave Fireman Sam and his fellow firefighters have had all sorts of adventures together over their 30-year history, and are always close at hand to help out. © 2022 Prism Art & Design Limited. The Fireman Sam name and character are trademarks of Prism Art & Design Limited. Based on an original idea by D. Gingell, D. Jones and original characters created by R.M.J. Lee.

From television, film, and music to sports, comics, and everyday life, this book provides a comprehensive view of working-class culture in America. The terms "blue collar" and "working class" remain incredibly vague in the United States, especially in pop culture, where they are used to express and connote different things at different times. Interestingly, most Americans are, in reality, members of the working class, even if they do not necessarily think of themselves that way. Perhaps the popularity of many cultural phenomena focused on the working class can be explained in this way: we are endlessly fascinated by ourselves. Blue-Collar Pop Culture: From NASCAR to Jersey Shore provides a sophisticated, accessible, and entertaining examination of the intersection between American popular culture and working-class life in America. Covering topics as diverse as the attacks of September 11th, union loyalties, religion, trailer parks, professional wrestling, and Elvis Presley, the essays in this two-volume work will appeal to general readers and be valuable to scholars and students studying American popular culture.