Books in Railway series series

This is a Thomas the Tank Engine story.

Gordon brags and tries to prove he is faster than a high-speed train, but gets into all kinds of trouble instead, until the day a high-speed train breaks down and he is asked to help.

Thomas quarrels with Percy and Bertie, but they can still work together when they need to.

Created for his son by a father who loved trains, the 6 classic storybooks each feature a different engine friend: Thomas, Gordon, Percy, James, Henry, and Toby. All presented in an elegant slipcase.

From Christopher Awdry, whose father created Thomas and his friends, come four more classic tales of very helpful steam engines and their adventures on the cozy little Island of Sodor.

Toby and Percy help out when Mavis has an accident, partly because the trucks caused trouble, but later some trucks help teach a rude barge a lesson.

Henry has a series of mishaps, which everyone else finds very funny.

James seems to think diesels are not normal and shouldn't be used, but when a diesel rescues him one cold day he has to admit that they can be useful engines, too.

Four classic stories about Edward, the kindest engine in the shed. Edward may be old, but he is very loyal. Whether it is with a silly cow on the line or a scary runaway train, Edward is always eager to help out.

Four classic stories about Edward, the kindest engine in the shed. Edward may be old, but he is very loyal. Whether it is with a silly cow on the line or a scary runaway train, Edward is always eager to help out.

A visit from the City of Truro, a famous diesel engine, has Duck feeling proud and Gordon feeling envious, but when a new diesel causes trouble, Duck has to prove himself.

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