Search and Find Trains

Georgie Taylor

Illustrated by Maaike Boot

Series: Water Painting Search and Find

Add water, discover the magic.

Bring amazing trains to life with this reusable water painting activity book. Simply fill the included pen with water, paint over the pages and watch the colourful scenes appear as hidden objects are revealed. Search, find and spot every surprise before the pages dry and return to black and white, ready to enjoy again and again.

£8.99

Format Hardback	ISBN 978-1-80105-860-5
Publication Date 01-Jul-2024	Category Novelty Activity
Age 3 to 5	Series Water Painting Search and Find

Add water, discover the magic.

Perfect for keeping little hands busy, this mess-free water painting book offers hours of screen-free fun at home, on holiday or on-the-go. With no paints, inks or markers required, it’s an ideal activity for young children to enjoy wherever they go.

Features:

Includes a reusable water pen with a handy storage tray.
Search-and-find activities hidden with every colourful train scene.
100% reusable, just let the pages dry and paint again.
No mess, no stains and no extra supplies needed.
Encourages fine motor skills, observation, concentration, memory and picture recognition.
Ideal for travel, rainy days, restaurants and quiet play.

A perfect gift for young train lovers, this interactive water painting book combines colouring, searching and discovering in one reusable activity that children will enjoy time and time again.

The Author

Georgie Taylor has loved reading and writing since she was a child, and now spends her time thinking up and writing stories for lots of children to read. After working in children's publishing for over 15 years, Georgie likes writing stories that encourage children to discover, learn and use their imagination.

The Illustrator

Based in the coastal city of The Hague, Netherlands, Maaike Boot started drawing as soon as she could hold a pencil. Most of Maaike's drawings begin with a Sharpie or brushes and India ink, with the black and white renderings transformed through Adobe Illustrator. Today her work is mainly seen on handmade products from laptop sleeves to baby shoes to swimwear, not to mention in children's books.