Underground: Subway Systems Around the World: US Edition

Low-key one of the best kids books, especially for a child that loves trains. Part facts, part search and find, it’s a book we keep coming back to.

Son enjoyed looking at the details and reading fact snippets, then telling his friends about different subways.

I'll be totally honest i was not thinking a book like this had many pictures i thought it was words and boring but upon my nephew he's 2 upon opening the book I was suprise pretty well illustrated and a good buy thumbs up the author if you have a family member who loves trains I do recommend this book

Loved learning about different subways around the world. Age 2.5-5 seems to be the sweet spot

I purchased this book for my seven year old nephew who, for lack of a better word, is dedicated to the MTA in NYC. He has interest in other underground systems as well. This book is sophisticated and well-crafted. Thank you Uijung Kim for this educational and entertaining book.

This book gives details and statistics about underground subway systems around the world. There are 10 large subway systems featured, including New York, Mexico City, London, Paris, and Tokyo. The statistics include when the subway system was first opened, how many passengers it carries a year, how many lines are in the city, and the distance the tracks travel.Each subway system includes a search-and-find illustration with objects to look for hidden in the artwork. I love the cartoon illustrations and how the objects are hidden so cleverly in between train cars or behind passengers. The art is brightly colored, and there are tons of little details in each scene that make it special and interesting.I am really impressed with how this book is organized. Some of the pages are cropped so that you can flip to see the people inside of the subway trains. It's a smart and effective design.Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.

My son actually saw this book at his school library. He likes the books because it has train facts from different countries, and things about each culture. Is mainly about subway trains systems.