Stubbs, Tommy

Thomas the Tank Engine can't move any further along on the track because the rails were broken, causing a problem all along the line.

"Thomas finds a lost ship, buried treasure, and a wily pirate"--Publisher.

In this version of the "Tortoise and the Hare" fable, two train engines compete in a race.

Simple rhyming text and illustrations tell about Thomas, a blue train, who works all day and Percy, a green train, who works all night.

Thomas the Tank Engine heads out to sea to find building materials for the Island of Sodor's new Rescue Center and winds up needing to be rescued himself.

When Percy and the other locomotives report seeing ghosts at Rolf's Castle, Thomas takes a look for himself.

In this version of the "Tortoise and the Hare" fable, two train engines compete in a race.

Thomas the Tank Engine is put in charge of restoring the lost town of Great Waterton, but when his job is given to Stanley after Thomas breaks down, Thomas vows to find a way to prove he is still a really useful engine.

Unable to fall asleep, Thomas the tank engine goes on a nighttime adventure in search of a shooting star.

When the Diesels trick Percy and try to hold Thomas prisoner at Dieselworks Percy races to find help before it is too late.