Bee manages to capture the cosy and nostalgic appeal of trains and stations but presents it in a graphic and contemporary way. The pictures are detailed yet accessible and will undoubtedly impact on a young mind. The vocabulary is creative and written in such a way as to encourage interaction - Write Away

Children fond of chuffing like a train will find their pleasure ramped up to a whole new level in And The Train Goes… by William Bee: a charming chronicle of the passengers who board Dibnah the engine… Cheerful and spirited, this is one of those welcome picture books that turns the bedtime story into live entertainment - The Independent

Rush hour at this station is full of lively sounds and motions, as a colourful collection of characters wait for the train. The illustrations have a quirky, nostalgic feel, while repetition and onomatopoeic language grows to a cacophony of sound… A great read-aloud book. - Junior

Beautifully illustrated and a joy to read - Nursery World

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