railroad trains

Presents an illustrated adaptation of the familiar song about railroad stations.

A pup and his father enjoy watching a freight train go past, from the engine to the little red caboose.

Nate investigates when a owl named Hoot disappears on board the Owl Express.

A little red caboose thinks nobody cares for him until he prevents his train from slipping backwards down a mountain.

"There is a volcano in the new Dinosaur Park. Some engines think it will erupt! What will Thomas do?"--Page 4 of cover.

Rhyming text describes the dream train pullubg into the station with all the different cars being loaded by the animal workers, each with the appropriate cargo.

"From horse-drawn carts on wheels to flying trains, there is no doubt that trains have become a major force for societal change. Humans have moved goods and themselves from place to place from our earliest times. Creating solutions to these problems have long engaged creative people. This resource explores the remarkable engineering feats that have moved this form of transportation forward into the twenty-first century"--Publisher.

Snakes slither and hiss on their train ride.

Simple text and illustrations provide an introduction to trains.

A collection of poems about railroad trains.