Title: There are thousands of better children's books
Product review: This book was written in 1945. I think all the good writers must have been off fighting the war, and the person left to write this wrote a mindless story about some severely twisted 1945ish view of how children should behave. The moral of the story is "stay on the tracks". Mindlessly do what you are told. Do not smell the flowers. This book might possibly be of benefit to some children, but only read it to them after consulting with a psychiatrist. Otherwise you might harm your child. There are dozens of better books about trains.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
