Trains: A Pop-Up Railroad Book

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Trains: A Pop-Up Railroad Book

by Candlewick

For ages 3-6 years

Truly, our all-time favorite train book would have to be The Little Engine That Could, but if your little engineer is craving more detail on engines and roundhouses and all the rest than the classic provides, this pop-up book is the motherlode. If you can keep the pop-ups intact (and yes, that's a big if for the preschool set), your little one will easily still be mining facts out of this book when he is reading it to his own kids! This is a book for aficionados of all ages. It has everything you could ever want to know about trains - and more - and the cleverly engineered pop-ups are especially sleek and ooh-worthy.

$17.99
$12.23

Review provided by The Savvy Source.

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bseastbay said:

As with any pop-up or moveable parts book, as LauraSP pointed out, this is best read with adult supervision (unless you're looking for a few minutes of peace!). For any train enthusiast, this is a must-have book. If your child is anything like mine, it will get obsessive repeats (likely right after you finish one read through).
Posted on Dec 04, 2008

LauraSP said:

Our copy, received on my son's second birthday, is now so thoroughly torn to shreds that I'm not even sure that it's still about trains. But my son continues to adore it, empty tracks and all, because of the beautiful pictures of trains on the cover. Way too much text for a toddler or early preschooler, and way too fragile for tiny hands, this book is best looked at--and not read, except in snippets--in the company of a patient grown-up. Don't be discouraged, though; the book is lovely and will provide you with many, many locomotive facts that you can share with your wee engineer.
Posted on Nov 25, 2008

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