MALT Publishing “Tinkerbells Troublesome Train”

December 13, 2012

MALT Publishing “Tinkerbells Troublesome Train”

Tinkerbell's Troublesome Train

Picture: (c) MALT Publishing

MALT Publishing has recently released a book entitled Tinkerbell’s Troublesome Train.

The book is aimed at ages 2+ and follows the story of Tinkerbell and her Troublesome train! Can you help Driver Andy and Fireman Jamie make sure everyone is on the train before you have to leave the station?

Walk down the Train with Driver Andy counting all the animals to make sure all are on board ready to go to Market.

With wonderful illustrations and labels so you can learn all the bits that make a steam Engine and it’s train work. It combines play and learning!

It can be purchased direct from MALT Publishing http://malt-publishing.co.uk/tinkerbell/tinkerbells-troublesome-train  or from Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1907762094

Why not come along to one of Recreations Railways events and meet Tinkerbell and her crew for yourself… http://www.recreation-railways.co.uk/

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