Dino Train

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Christopher Robbins

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Board book

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All aboard the dino train! Join Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, and Velociraptor on a train ride that teaches fun facts about the adorable alphabetised dinos aboard this 56-inch fold-out train (perfect for playtime or room decor)! Printed on both sides with boldly coloured and hilarious dinosaur illustrations, the book includes a handy velcro clasp to keep everything snuggly shut when reading time is over. A perfect interactive primer for teaching dinosaur names and letter sounds to kids, Dino Train provides that colourful, educational, and toy-like experience that makes learning fun.

Author Biography:

Christopher Robbins is the founder and president of Familius and the cofounder of Hummingbird Digital Media. He is married to his Familius partner and acquisitions editor, Michele Robbins, and they reside in Sanger, California, with their nine children.

Release date NZ

October 11th, 2022

Author

Christopher Robbins

Audience

Children / Juvenile

Contributor

Illustrated by Susanna Covelli

Illustrations

Full-color illustrations on unfoldable board book

Interest Age

From 3 to 5 years

Pages

Dimensions

218x152x26

ISBN-13

9781641707312

Product ID

35923250

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