Wednesday, 11 May 2022

Book Review: Trains, Trains, Trains! by Donna David

Trains, Trains, Trains!
by
Donna David
illustrated by Nina Pirhonen 

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Publisher:  Pan Macmillan 

Imprint: Macmillan Children's Books

Publication date: 22/02/2022

Pages: 24

RRP: $14.99AUD

Format read: Softcover

Source: Courtesy of the publisher

 My review: 

Trains, Trains, Trains! By @donnadavidauthor illustrated by @nina_pirhonen combines two of Jay’s favourite things; trains and counting.
 

🚂All aboard for a bright, bouncy, busy rhyming adventure.
🚞This is a colourful and fun rhyming book with simple text that rolls off the tongue.
🚆There are 50 trains to spot and count as they whizz along tracks and through tunnels.
🚉Trains in the day and trains in the dark.
The gorgeous cartoon style animal illustrations add an extra element of fun as you peer through windows to see who is inside. Jay has spent hours with this book. Making up his own words, looking at the pictures and counting the trains. There is a ‘did you spot’ section in the back and also tips for parents and carers. Trains, Trains, Trains! would be a much loved addition to any child’s bookshelf.  

About the author

Donna David grew up in the West Midlands in a house full of noisy siblings, fun parents, mad aunties and maggots (her dad is a fisherman). She’d often be found reading by torchlight way after bedtime and this love of reading has never left her. Donna has a degree in English from Loughborough University and currently works as an English coach at the local secondary school. She is married to an RAF pilot and she has worked closely with the charity Little Troopers on a series of picture books written for military children.

About the illustrator

Nina Pirhonen is a Finnish illustrator, designer and children's book author, with a bright, bold and distinctive contemporary style. She has created multiple picture books in Finland, including the popular Leo the Lion series, and her work includes fashion and textile design for Marimekko.  


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