Convertible Train is the perfect playbook for toddlers aged 3+ years to read, play and pretend to be a train driver!

• Bright, simple illustrations to appeal to your child's imagination
• Simple story to help your child to start recognising new words
• Fun sit-in train for playtime, made of sturdy card

This versatile Convertible Train book engages preschool kids with its entertaining story and striking illustrations. Firstly, read the short story with your child about a busy train on an important journey to deliver some coal. Secondly, the illustrated play mat, designed as a train track, allows your child to follow and interact with the story using their own toys. Finally, quickly fold it into a sit-in train with steering wheel to give your child hours of fun and imaginative play.

UK author and editor Amy Johnson has written many of our Convertibles stories as she cleverly injects fun and imagination into kid-friendly real-life scenarios.

Simon Abbott is a UK children's book illustrator with a bold and colourful style that is eye-catching and engaging for young children.

Author: Amy Johnson
Illustrator: Simon Abbott
Panels: 7
Age: 3–6
Dimensions: 345 x 345 mm when folded
Format: Board
ISBN: 9781789892000

"My 4yr boy loves this. We read the story and he used one of his wooden trains to follow the track. Then I surprised him by turning the book into a train. His face was a picture. He ate his lunch in there too. Such a brilliant idea." Amazon review

"Present for my nephew. He's a toddler and loves his train. Easy to pack away and great for travelling." Amazon review

Miles Kelly is an independent UK children's book publisher. Our team works with award-winning authors and illustrators to create books that spark the imagination and curiosity of preschoolers and primary-school-aged children around the world.

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