Transport topic books
Transport topic books for children aged 5-11 in KS1 and KS2. This list includes nonfiction books and stories by Uijung Kim, Emily Hawkins, Giles Chapman, Vivian French, Vashti Hardy, and Ian Fleming.
Recommended reading books for primary & secondary aged children in the UK
P.G. Bell is a children’s author from south Wales. Before writing fiction as his main work, he had several jobs, including lifeguard and roller-coaster operator. His childhood reading and viewing included Greek mythology, ghost stories and Doctor Who.
Bell’s debut children’s novel was The Train to Impossible Places: A Cursed Delivery, a middle-grade fantasy about Suzy, the Impossible Postal Express and a delivery across the Union of Impossible Places. Feiwel & Friends published the book as volume 1 of the Train to Impossible Places trilogy, with ISBN 9781250189516.
The Train to Impossible Places trilogy continued with The Great Brain Robbery: A Train to Impossible Places Novel, volume 2, and Delivery to the Lost City: A Train to Impossible Places Novel, volume 3. The Great Brain Robbery follows Suzy Smith and the Impossible Postal Express through Trollville, the Uncanny Valley and Cloud Forge. Delivery to the Lost City is the third volume in the series.

Transport topic books for children aged 5-11 in KS1 and KS2. This list includes nonfiction books and stories by Uijung Kim, Emily Hawkins, Giles Chapman, Vivian French, Vashti Hardy, and Ian Fleming.
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The Big Bad Wolf Murder is a gripping children’s mystery where Ruby and Fillan face danger, red herrings, and betrayal as they uncover the truth and learn the value of trust and resilience.
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