Reviews
It felt just like traveling on a small train with a child.
I bought this for my child because they like trains, but they don't seem particularly interested. If I had been able to see it beforehand, I don't think I would have bought it.
It might be a little difficult for a four-year-old who loves trains, but I bought this book because I wanted to read it myself. As I turned the pages naturally, like water flowing, the story came to an end.
My child loves trains, so they like anything with a train theme. That is why they like this book, regardless of my opinion as an adult.
This is a fairy tale that requires imagination. It describes the surrounding natural environment that can occur during a train journey with a toy train played with at home, and it effectively portrays situations that are naturally accepted. One drawback is that it is a bit boring.
When I heard the title was "Little Train," I assumed it would simply be a story about the various thoughts and scenery experienced while riding a train... but this is quite an unexpected twist. The suitcase placed side-by-side with the front of the train on the cover gives a sense of the book's content, but the unfolding story is truly beyond imagination. It vividly depicts a real train and a toy train excitedly touring various places side by side, using various household objects. This book
Margaret Wise Brown: small train
A classic picture book for toddlers. Two little trains are running on the tracks. Two little trains are going west. Choo-choo, choo-choo, two little trains going west. One little train is a slim new train. It runs westward, choo-choo. The other little train is a tiny old train, it goes westward, puff-puff.
Korean title: 작은 기차
Korean author: 마거릿 와이즈 브라운
Korean publisher: 웅진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788901035208
Reviews
It felt just like traveling on a small train with a child.
I bought this for my child because they like trains, but they don't seem particularly interested. If I had been able to see it beforehand, I don't think I would have bought it.
It might be a little difficult for a four-year-old who loves trains, but I bought this book because I wanted to read it myself. As I turned the pages naturally, like water flowing, the story came to an end.
My child loves trains, so they like anything with a train theme. That is why they like this book, regardless of my opinion as an adult.
This is a fairy tale that requires imagination. It describes the surrounding natural environment that can occur during a train journey with a toy train played with at home, and it effectively portrays situations that are naturally accepted. One drawback is that it is a bit boring.
When I heard the title was "Little Train," I assumed it would simply be a story about the various thoughts and scenery experienced while riding a train... but this is quite an unexpected twist. The suitcase placed side-by-side with the front of the train on the cover gives a sense of the book's content, but the unfolding story is truly beyond imagination. It vividly depicts a real train and a toy train excitedly touring various places side by side, using various household objects. This book
