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Albertrom Flies to the Moon
£7.60£9.50 (-20%)
Albertrom is a smart and bright young boy who is full of energy and loves learning. He is curious; always asking questions and discovering new things.
He loves anything to do with maths and space, but what he loves even more is music and his little blue trombone.
Albertrom believes that anything is possible and in this adventure he uses music to fuel his imagination and bring his biggest dream to life; to fly to the moon and play his trombone in space.
He loves anything to do with maths and space, but what he loves even more is music and his little blue trombone.
Albertrom believes that anything is possible and in this adventure he uses music to fuel his imagination and bring his biggest dream to life; to fly to the moon and play his trombone in space.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Mode for… Publishing (2 Nov. 2023) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 30 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1916059465 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1916059467 |
| Reading age | Baby – 18 years |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 0.2 x 21.59 cm |
by Phil s
Great kids book
by RB
Great book, great story. This is such a great read for young children or to the younger ones.
by Eloisa Donovan
Has an important message for people of all ages, dream big 🙂
by Amazon Customer
Great, fun artwork.
Inspirational to young musicians.
by andy
Printed on good quality paper with a very positive message and attractive artwork, this is a great gift to encourage younger readers to dream big and go for it!
by Greenybooks
I loved the story and the illustrations are gorgeous. I would recommend for any young children in your life.
by Ian M
Fantastic book with a real feel good message about hopes and dreams.
by Rhodri W Younger
I bought this book for my little 6 year old boy, who one day wishes to be a paleontologist, gardening percussionist . He has loved reading & discovering the magic this book holds & too wants to reach for the stars. His imagination is limitless & who am I to stifle that. It’s a must read for all young minds…& some slightly older.