Wind-up Tractor
Published on 4. June 2026
Book
Board book
10 pages
978-1-83604-635-6 (ISBN)
Description
Join the little red tractor as it works on the farm through the changing seasons.
There are four tracks in this book for the wind-up tractor to drive around as it ploughs fields, sows seeds, feeds the animals, helps with the harvest, and clears away snow. The four tracks can also be taken out of the book and joined together to make one huge track for the tractor to trundle around.
- Charming farm scenes
- Includes facts about the tractors different jobs through the year
- A perfect gift for little fans of big machines
- Includes wind-up tractor
There are four tracks in this book for the wind-up tractor to drive around as it ploughs fields, sows seeds, feeds the animals, helps with the harvest, and clears away snow. The four tracks can also be taken out of the book and joined together to make one huge track for the tractor to trundle around.
- Charming farm scenes
- Includes facts about the tractors different jobs through the year
- A perfect gift for little fans of big machines
- Includes wind-up tractor
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Children/juvenile
Ab 36 Monate
Dimensions
Height: 307 mm
Width: 245 mm
Thickness: 46 mm
Weight
1508 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-83604-635-6 (9781836046356)
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Persons
Sarah Hull (Author)
Sarah grew up in London, then studied German and Fine Art in Oxford and Hamburg. She joined Usborne after working at Profile Books and Thames and Hudson, and now spends her time writing about art, investigating germs and devising ways for children to stave off boredom - all the important things, basically.
Sarah grew up in London, then studied German and Fine Art in Oxford and Hamburg. She joined Usborne after working at Profile Books and Thames and Hudson, and now spends her time writing about art, investigating germs and devising ways for children to stave off boredom - all the important things, basically.