Going on a plane
By Anne Civardi
Will the Tripps’ first flight be a bumpy adventure or a cloud-high surprise?
reassuring · friendly · informative · colourful
Genres
What is Going on a plane about?
The Tripp family are going on holiday by plane, and there is lots to do before they take off. They pack their bags, travel to the airport, check in and pass through security. At last, they board the aeroplane, fasten their seatbelts and listen to the safety instructions. During the flight, they enjoy a meal and look out of the window at the clouds below. With friendly illustrations and simple explanations, this reassuring story helps young children understand what to expect when flying.
About the author
Anne Civardi is a well-loved author who has written many books for children. She is best known for the ‘Usborne First Experiences’ series, which helps young readers learn about everyday events. Anne enjoys making stories that are fun and easy to understand, inspiring children to discover the joy of reading.
Pages
16 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2002
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