Britt Allcroft Books

The Fat Controller s Busy Day

By Britt Allcroft

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This is a story about Sir Topham Hatt, or The Fat Controller as the engines call him.

Thomas tall friend

By Britt Allcroft

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A very tall passenger causes Thomas problems. Can Thomas get to the new Safari Park on time?

Big Belle

By Britt Allcroft

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Belle, the new engine, is determined to have lots of fun - but not everyone wants to join in!

Percy s new friends

By Britt Allcroft

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All the engines are too busy to play with Percy. Can he make some new friends of his own?

Thomas crazy day

By Britt Allcroft

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When Thomas tries to be really useful and really fun at the same time, he finds that it's difficult to do two things at once.

The Fat Controller's Busy Day

By Britt Allcroft

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This is a story about Sir Topham Hatt, or The Fat Controller as the engines call him.

Thomas In Charge Sodor s Steamworks Turtleback School Library Binding Edition Thomas Friends

By Reverend W. Awdry

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Diesel 10 Means Trouble Thomas and the Magic Railroad

By Britt Allcroft

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The Cranky Day and Other Thomas the Tank Engine Stories Random House Picturebacks

By Reverend W. Awdry, Britt Allcroft

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