

The Big Book of Trains
Historical
Non-Fiction
Picture book
A journey through time on the tracks of history: from steam locomotives to the bullet trains of the future!
From the puffing engines of the Wild West to gravity-defying magnetic levitation trains, this book takes young readers on a fascinating ride through the history of railways.
They’ll discover how tracks work, what switches do, what rack-and-pinion systems are for, and how joints and connectors help trains run — along with incredible true stories (and legendary ones made famous by novels). Perfect for curious kids who love to build, explore, and travel with their imagination!
- An illustrated book for children aged 8 and up, explaining how trains work in a clear and engaging way through real-life examples, fun facts, and detailed illustrations.
- It mixes simplified technical explanations with thrilling true stories, creating a dynamic read at the intersection of science, history, and adventure.
Publisher:
Editoriale Scienza
Target:
8-10
Year:
2024
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