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All Aboard!: Let's Ride a Train by Nichole Mara Book Review & Giveaway

2/27/2018

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About the Book

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Title: All Aboard!: Let's Ride a Train
Author: Nichole Mara
Illustrator: Andrew Kolb
Recommended Ages: Preschool
Number of Pages: 10
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
Publication Date: September 5,2017
Summary: 
Folding out car by car, this accordion-style book takes readers on a tour of what’s inside a train. Each car has something to find—things that make loud noises, things in different shapes—and along the way, a little child searches for his missing hat. The back of the book is a running landscape dotted with objects for children to find and count. All Aboard! Let’s Ride a Train is a fun, interactive ride from beginning to end.Folding out car by car, this accordion-style book takes readers on a tour of what’s inside a train. Each car has something to find—things that make loud noises, things in different shapes—and along the way, a little child searches for his missing hat. The back of the book is a running landscape dotted with objects for children to find and count. All Aboard! Let’s Ride a Train is a fun, interactive ride from beginning to end.

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My Review

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All Aboard! Let's Ride a Train is a fun filled, brilliantly illustrated lift-the-flap book that will keep children engaged until the very last page.

This is such a delightful book. I love how the entire book opens creating a train a long train. Creatively done, each train car has a flap that lifts to reveal passengers and activities for readers. On the reverse side is scenery as seen through the train's windows with questions encouraging children to seek the answers within the pages.

The illustrations are vibrantly detailed making each page a treasure to be discovered.

​I highly recommend picking up a copy.


About the Author & Illustrator

Nichole Mara only has two feet, and she’s not afraid to use them to run, jump, and play all around New York City. 

Andrew Kolb first garnered attention with his illustrated version of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity.” Since then, he has created illustrations for clients including chickadee magazine, the Toronto Zoo, and Pixar. In 2015, he published his first picture book, Edmund Unravels.
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