Sparky the dragon bus by Sue Wickstead

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Many thanks to Rachel from Rachel's random resources and Author Sue Wickstead for providing me the copy of another interesting book in series of bus books 'Sparky the dragon bus' and providing me the opportunity for this blog tour.

 

Blurb
Sparky the Dragon Bus

Sparky isn’t your typical double-decker bus.
Behind the dragon and magical paintings, she’s full of fun and adventures for all children.
Jump aboard to find out what makes Sparky so special.


 

My Review


Sparky The Dragon Bus is a fantastic because it is a lovely book full of beautiful illustrations. It is a really nice book to introduce reading. I love this book because this book shows equality between all ability. The best part was when the disable girl joins in as the bus is accessible to all. As this is an interesting and inspirational book, I would recommend this book to all.



Comments

  1. JayJay Bus11 February 2020 at 02:58

    Thank you for joining the Playbus journey.
    I am pleased to hear that you liked the illustrations. They did match to real bus too.

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