Meghan Curlis: A huge train encyclopedia

What do you think is the first encyclopedia of our child, the great 100 millionth and the world around me, that we see in big flaps? Three curious. A big flapbook series, which has provided a wealth of pictures and hundreds of pieces of subjects that five-year-olds particularly like to pick up and put into place a world of fascinating exploration. Each has a variety of topics, insects and worms, vehicles and dinosaurs, our bodies, animals and the universe. And they're going to open a flap as big as a bookcase, and then open it and open it, and there's this wide, wide, open view that they've got in their eyes. A large picture and a brief note, well described in small features, lift the child's concentration and enhance his curiosity. Meet the mountains and the great trains that run in and out of the air. Look through the powerful diesel locomotives, the high-speed electric trains, the highest royal trains! A lot of trains are going to be flying in mountains and fields, carrying a lot of passengers and goods. There are steam locomotives, diesel-fueled diesels, high-speed trains, and all kinds of things. Let's open our pages and look at the various different kinds of trains that run with all kinds of force. You can see the history of the trains from the beginning. Then you open a big flap, and the body of the long train opens in one eye. We can also look at what's inside the train. You look at what people do on the train, and what the engine looks like. Find out about trains that have different roles and functions in the world.

Korean title: 엄청나게 큰 기차 백과

Korean author: 메건 컬리스

Korean publisher: 어스본코리아

ISBN-13: 9791190183697