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Stephen Biesty's Trains by Ian Graham and Stephen Biesty (view source)
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It's a fascinating book: I handed it to my husband, who's many times the recommended age of 5+ and despite not being greatly fascinated by trains he was completely pulled in. For me trains are simply a means of transport which seem to break down more often than not when I get on them. In one week I was in a derailment, a fire and a breakdown in a tunnel, but I been through this book several times now and I find something new and fascinating every time I look. It's a real treasure of a book and I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to the Bookbag.
If this book appeals then adults might enjoy [[The Trains Now Departed: Sixteen Excursions into the Lost Delights of Britain's Railways by Michael Williams]], whilst younger children will love [[Rattle and Rap by Susan Steggall]]. You could shelve this book rather neatly next to [[Thomas the Tank Engine 70th Anniversary Slipcase by W Awdry]].
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