Build Your Own Trains Sticker Book

Name: Build Your Own Trains Sticker Book
Brand: Usborne
SKU: 5070047
Price: 8.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Simon Tudhope
ISBN: 9781805070047

By: Simon Tudhope

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Usborne / 2023 / Paperback

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Build Your Own Trains Sticker Book by Simon Tudhope, Kids will have a blast building all sorts of trains as they use 10 pages of stickers to construct trams, monorails and armored trains. Trains even include the famous Flying Scotsman and the Orient Express. Each train includes a statistics table that features its average speed and when it was first driven. Paperback, 44 pages. Recommended for ages 5 to 8 years old.

Product Information

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Title: Build Your Own Trains Sticker Book
By: Simon Tudhope
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 44
Vendor: Usborne
Publication Date: 2023
Dimensions: 12 X 9.37 (inches)

Weight: 10 ounces
ISBN: 1805070045
ISBN-13: 9781805070047
Ages: 5-8
Series: Build Your Own Sticker Book
Stock No: WW5070047

Publisher's Description

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A fun sticker book with 20 trains to build, from electric trains to steam locomotives.

Children can use over 10 pages of stickers to construct trams, monorails and armored trains, as well as famous vehicles such as the Flying Scotsman and the Orient Express.

Each train comes with a statistics table featuring its average speed and when it was first driven. The perfect gift for any budding trainspotter.

- Features over 100 stickers to place!
- Includes cool statistics on every page - perfect for sharing with friends and family.
- Screen-free fun suitable for vacations, car journeys, restaurants and more!
- A great gift for vehicle loving kids age 5+

Author Bio

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Before joining Usborne, Simon worked in Moscow as sports editor for a local paper. These days he writes about things that aren't actually real, but are very important nevertheless. Mysteries and monsters and impossible quests in faraway realms that you won't find on any map. All the sort of stuff he loved as a child, basically. (And still does.)