Books with title Here Come the Fire Engines

Herman, the fire engine, used to be really popular and successful. He would be the first to lead parades and save homes from fires. But then came newer, bigger, faster trucks, and poor Herman was banished to the back of the firehouse, never to be used again. Never again, that is, until your own child becomes friends with Herman. Your child's belief in Herman's importance inspires Herman to be ready for the day when everyone will realize that he can still make a difference. And when one day a big fire needs a small truck, Herman is there to answer the call. Herman the Fire Engine is a fun adventure that teaches children the power of positive thinking as well as to believe in themselves and others.

Billy, the Littlest Fire Chief, and his Fire Engine, the Red Pepper, put out make believe fires as members of Engine Co. No. 2. This vintage picture book was originally published by Samuel Lowe Company in 1951. The author is unknown, but was probably Samuel Lowe, who had authored a number of children's books during the first half of the 20th Century. Richard Osborne is the artist responsible for the gorgeous illustrations. His work can be seen in the other books in the Little Rider Series from A-Maze-O!

Herman The Fire Engine used to be really popular and successful. He would be the first to lead parades and save homes from fires. But then came newer, bigger, faster trucks, and poor Herman was banished to the back of the firehouse, never to be used again.Never again, that is, until your own child becomes friends with Herman. Your child’s belief in Herman’s importance inspires Herman to be ready for the day when everyone will realize that he can still make a difference. And when one day a big fire needs a small truck, Herman is there to answer the call.Featuring beautiful hand-drawn illustrations plus bonus games and drawings, Herman The Fire Engine is a fun adventure that teaches children the power of positive thinking as well as to believe in themselves and others.