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The Train
Julian Tuwim
Hardcover (Sterling Design & Pub, April 1, 1993)None
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The Brain Train
Frances Meiser, Susan Lee, Nina Anderson
Paperback (Safe Goods, Feb. 10, 1998)A delightful book for children that explains the importance of water, exercise and nutrition increating a healthy brain. Detailed explanations for parents and teachers included. Excellent for children with A.D.D. and learning disabilities.
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The Train Trip
Lorayne Miller
eBookBradley and his mother and brothers, Sam and Alex go on a train trip from California to Colorado. They have many adventures along the way!
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Troy the Train
Linda Henderson
eBook (, Jan. 5, 2020)Troy was a happy train- until one day a new train, named "Golden Eagle", showed up at his train station. This train was bound to get more attention than Troy, because it was so fast and shiny. Your child ( ages 4-8) will learn how the two trains become friends. They will see that serving others is the way to happiness. And finally, how they can become friends with Jesus, God's Son, and be destined for Heaven!
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On the Train
Louis Broadbent, Paul & Fidge
Paperback (Letts Educational, )None
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The Train
Orlaith Baker
(Orlaith Baker, Aug. 3, 2014)Final boarding the TrainDestination: HellWhen four friends commit a crime they are picked up by the Train and transported to a nightmarish paradise of punishment.With the help of others stuck in this world, they must run, survive and learn the meaning of redemption or face the horror of a no return trip.
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On the Train
Pamela Sue Hickein, Siang Yang Ng
eBook (, Feb. 18, 2019)BOOK 6 - Whoo! Whoo! Join Sara and Smiley as they ride a magical train in a brain-boosting adventure for your child! Shhhh… This whimsical adventure is actually a cleverly disguised right-brain photographic memory/speed reading lesson! This story playfully prepares the right and left hemisphere for learning. It includes all 7 steps of our Wink: Right Brain Education program:• Step 1: Alpha Wave Relaxation• Step 2: Eye Exercises• Step 3: PhotoEyeplay• Step 4: Mental Imaging• Step 5: Observation Training• Step 6: Memory Linking• Step 7: Photographic Memory and Speed ReadingRead aloud to a classroom of students or one-on-one with your child.