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This was really neat to the bigger kids but the littles loved the pictures too. I wish the pages were sturdier so the littles could enjoy it more.
Yet another excellent encyclopedia from DK publishing, this one about transportation: cars, trains, ships, planes, and spacecraft.
The full-color illustrations are engaging and many have cross-sections showing the parts of the vehicle in question. There are many different kinds of vehicles represented here, from the invention of the vehicle to its most modern iteration.
Kiddo (10) loves these encyclopedias and was engrossed as he read it.
*Thanks to DK Children for providing an early copy for review.
I received an arc of this title from NetGalley for an honest review. It is a great DK book with all the things that go. Kids will love the big sweeping pictures and older kids will enjoy the information included.
Pjs, cuddling, and story-time before bed is a favorite at our house! The last couple weeks the kids had so much fun reading some new material I was given advanced copies of. It’s cute how now they ask what new books I have to read. As soon as I’m finished they will tell me what they loved about the book. My great little reviewers! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️📚📖 @netgalley #netgalley
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Transportation! by DK is an in depth trip through the history of how humans have gotten around. The illustrations are colorful and detailed, showing historical modes of transportation along side elaborate descriptions of the way things work. Any child who is interested in engineering, trains, cars, planes and things that go will appreciate being able to use this resource.