Tractor Tractor :A lift-the-flap opposites book - Funny Farm
Tractor Tractor :A lift-the-flap opposites book - Funny Farm
board book
Published:
1 March, 2022
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Description
One big tractor, shiny and new. One small tractor, rusty and blue...
TRACTOR TRACTOR is the second book in a series of lift-the-flap books about the humorous goings-on at Funny Farm. Each book has an early-learning aspect and TRACTOR TRACTOR is all about opposites. It has sliders too, so children can make the tractors move forward and back, fast and slow. It's harvest time and Red arrives shiny, fast and strong. Blue is an old faithful - small and rusty but wise and calm. So when Red decides to race home after a hard day's harvesting, Blue lets him go, only to find Red in a ditch, no longer shiny and clean but the dirtiest - and smelliest! - tractor he's ever seen. A warm-hearted story that shows, despite being opposites, young and old can make a great team, and be the very best of friends.
The Funny Farm series is beautifully produced with matt laminated and embossed covers and sturdy board pages. It also includes Cluck, Cluck, Duck, a counting lift-the-flap book.
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781838138172 |
| ISBN10 | 183813817X |
| Number Of Pages | 10 |
| Item Weight | 239 g |
| Product Dimensions | 185 x 175 x 15 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Mama Makes Books |
| Format | board book |
Media Reviews
'The Funny Farm books by Mama Makes Books is a gorgeous series for helping little ones develop early skills' - Reading Zone
'A book that I expect early years children would want to go back to again and again...A delightful little book that would happily find its place in any reception or key stage one classroom' – The School Librarian
"With sliders to move and flaps to lift, it's ideal for tractor-mad toddlers and young children." – Love Reading
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Author's Bio
Rachael Saunders is an award-winning illustrator with a passion for character design and storytelling. Her versatile style exudes vibrancy and humour. She graduated in 2014 and is best known for her Go Wild series (Nosy Crow) in partnership The National Trust; Countryfile farmer Adam Henson's A Year on Adam's farm (Penguin) and 'The Magical Gallery', an exciting collaboration with The National Gallery.