Frequently Asked Questions
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Tractors on every spread – ideal for children who love tractors, farms and things that go
Flaps and sliders – little hands can interact with the story and make the tractors move
Ages 18 months–3 years – designed especially for toddlers and young children
Sturdy board pages – made for enthusiastic little hands
Funny rhyming story – fun to read aloud together
Learn about opposites – big and small, new and old, fast and slow, clean and dirty
Themes of friendship and teamwork – Red and Blue discover that being different can make them a great team
A lovely tractor gift for toddlers – especially for tractor-mad 2-year-olds
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Yes. Tractor Tractor is designed for children from around 18 months to 3 years, making it particularly well suited to 2-year-olds. The sturdy board pages, simple rhyming story, colourful illustrations and hands-on flaps and sliders are designed to keep young children involved while an adult reads with them.
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Yes. Children don't just listen to the story: they can lift flaps and move sliders to make the tractors go forwards and backwards, fast and slow as Red and Blue work on the farm.
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The story introduces opposites through pairs such as big and small, fast and slow, new and old, and clean and dirty. It also explores friendship, teamwork and how two very different characters can work well together.
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Publisher: Mama Makes Books
ISBN: 9781838138172
Number of pages: 10
Dimensions: 175 x 185 x 15 mm
Interest age: 0-36 months
Weight: 239 g
Language: English
Rachael Saunders
Hailing from Hampshire, UK, Rachael is a young illustrator with a passion for storytelling and character design. Her distinctive, bright and joyful work spans the worlds of children’s books, animation, product design and handbags.
When she’s not creating , she can be found drinking copious amounts of tea, or getting lost in the New Forest with her dog.
Rachael says, “It's been an udder dream working on this Funny Farm series with Penny and the team. We have a great connection and I feel that this really shines through in the books.”