Beep! Beep! Beep! Meet Little Blue Truck, written by Alice Schertle and richly illustrated by Jill McElmurry. Little Blue Truck finds the rewards of helping others as he motors along on a muddy country road. With over 10.5 million copies sold, Little Blue Truck, a contemporary favorite of youngsters, is filled with truck sounds, animal noises, and the power of friendship that steers kids in the right direction.

Bringing Beloved Characters to Life

YOTTOY (“toy” spelled backward and forward and pronounced yàht-toy) is a specialty toy company founded in 1995 with the vision of bringing beloved characters to life to inspire children’s imaginations. As a mother, YOTTOY founder Kate Clark understands how important toys are to kids in helping them develop emotional and social intelligence through imaginative role-playing. By helping characters from beloved children’s books come to life, YOTTOY encourages creative play and provides many opportunities for meaningful moments to be shared between generations—especially during story time.

All the magic happens in YOTTOY’s sunny design studio in the heart of New York City where all toys are designed and developed in a playful, creative space with bright bouncing colors, bustling with creative energy. YOTTOY’s products are all officially licensed; we take great pride in ensuring that our products are of exceptional quality and we are intensely focused on capturing every precise little detail. Because of this, YOTTOY was granted sole licensing deals for the most beloved characters, such as Paddington Bear and Madeline. YOTTOY was also the first company to develop toys based on the books of Mo Willems, a New York Times best-selling author and illustrator and a winner of numerous coveted awards. In addition, YOTTOY has an extensive collection that ranges from high-profile and timeless classics like Madeline, Eloise, Corduroy Bear, Babar, Frog & Toad, The Velveteen Rabbit and Little Golden Books to contemporary favorites, such as Greg Pizzoli, Poodlena and Auggie from the We’re All Wonders book that was turned into the hit Julia Roberts movie Wonder.