Thomas the Tank Engine's Big Lift - And - Look Book

Thomas the Tank Engine's Big Lift - And - Look Book | my 2 1/2 year old loves this book

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	Thomas the Tank Engine's Big Lift - And - Look Book Random House, 1996 - 12 pages average customer review:based on 46 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great book for all train fans!

We bought this book for our then two-year-old and it is still his favorite of all his books. The flaps are not as sturdy as they could be, he's torn a few and the Elmer's glue thing has been initiated, but all-in-all, it's a fabulous book and teaches counting, the alphabet, objects, shapes, etc. It's just such a cute book and is without all the negative things that the regular Thomas books has (i.e. name calling, put downs, etc.). This really isn't a Thomas book per se, but more of a basic let's go to the train yard and see what's going on type of book. I highly recommend it for the train lover in your family. It's one of the nicest books we own.

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my 2 1/2 year old loves this book

My son is a huge Thomas fan, and can sit for quite awhile "reading" this book. He particularly enjoys finding his favorite hidden pictures under the flaps. It is a a good way to work on early counting skills and letter identification.

Great Book

I bought this book to entertain my two year old son during an airline flight. It worked great. We went over and over the book opening the flaps. He loves it.

Good start of reading for active boys

I bought it when my 1st boy was 2. He just loved it. Before having this book, I have a hard time to keep him still and read. But this book was a magic! He sat long and discovered what's inside the flips. Right now, my 2nd boy loves it also even some flips were torn by his brother.
No better deal to start your active kids to read.

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Not Enough Thomas!

This is a very nice book, and my son absolutely loves the first page which shows the roundhouse and each character engine behind a flap. However, we have one complaint: there isn't enough Thomas! Some of the pages seem very disconnected from the Thomas theme. For example: the page showing the inside of Sir Topham Hat's house. I think we own just about every Thomas video on the market and I cannot recall ever seeing Sir Hat's house. My son does not make the connection, and tends to lose interest in the book about halfway through. However, he can spend 1/2 hour on the first page alone, so I guess that makes up for it.

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