March Hare is a terrific race-car driver, but that doesn't stop his family from embarrassing him! Will he learn important lessons about loving family, helping people, and demonstrating sportsmanship, or will his need for speed leave his family in the dust? Appropriate to its source material sop's "The Tortoise and the Hare" o's story teaches its readers much-needed life skills, but it doesn't ever stint on the fun. The series is perfect for car and racing fans. There are diagrams of the various vehicles, the first and third races are based on actual car races, and there are puns galore, everything from a cat racer named Lemieux to characters named for the hosts of the British car show Top Gear. The plots of the three stories are very simple, so as not to get in the way of the action. Soo's colorful art brings to life the thrills as his anthropomorphic characters careen through a variety of locales. Give this to the next young patron who checks out the movie Cars.