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Books books books Part 1

 Since my Boys have had 2 major subjects on whoch they have read a lot of books I thought I would share the ones they enjoyed most.


  First here are some of our favorite train books for the young train lover:



  • All of the Thomas and Friends and Thomas The Tank Engine stories




  • Choo-Choo Clickety Clack by margaret mayo




  • The Goodnight Train by June Sobel




  • I'm taking a Trip on my Train by Neitzel, Shirley




  • The Litle Engine that Could by Piper Watty



  • Curious George Takes the Train by H. A. Rey, Margret Rey



  • Night Train by Caroline Stutson and Katherine Tillotson



  • The Little Train by Lois Lenski



  • Freight Train by Donad Crews



  • A Train Goes Clickety Clack by Jonathan London



  • The Great Big Little Red Train by Blathwayt, Benedict



  • Terrific Trains by Mitton, Tony.



  • Trains  by Crowther, Robert.



  • I love trains by Sturges, Philemon.



  • Chugga-chugga choo-choo  by Lewis, Kevin



  • Clickety clack by Spence, Robert, III.



  • All Aboard ABC  by Magee, Doug, 1947



  • Trains at Work byAmmon, Richard.


I am sure there are many more but these are some that they have read over and over. So, time to head on to the library.


The next post will be about Truck and Construction books.


 Have a great day, Joelle

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