Books with title ALL ABOARD

Did you ever wonder about the hereafter? Well, children do, too. It is a part of life, though one sometimes difficult to approach. Without eliciting fear, this book's intent is to provide a springboard for conversation about the topic. It does so by telling a story. The story is based on truth as my brother, Dean, has passed. What happens afterwards is the way I might like to think of it... each child and adult alike has their own perception. Deano and Pinky Louise imagine an ice cream heaven which makes the transition easier.

Children are fascinated by trains (as are many adults), and this explorative series will not disappoint. Beautiful, full-color photographs coupled with simple text will build vocabulary and a love of reading that will last a lifetime. Readers are taken to the tracks of freight, subway, passenger, and steam trains. Subways and monorails are also highlighted. A picture glossary in each book introduces nonfiction features in an approachable way.

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In this popular series, an old Canadian Flyer sled in the attic of Emily's new house transports eight-year-old Emily and nine-year-old Matt to a series of thrilling adventures in the past. Here, the sled takes the inquisitive pair to an old train -- one that's heading for Craigellachie, British Columbia, where the last spike will be driven into the rails to celebrate the completion of the Canadian