Christopher Awdry Books

Really useful engines

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Thomas helps the police, Percy helps a postman, Duck accidentally helps Henry, and they all work together to pull a heavy load while Gordon is being repaired.

James and the Diesel Engines

By Reverend W. Awdry, Christopher Awdry

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James seems to think diesels are not normal and shouldn't be used, but when a diesel rescues him one cold day he has to admit that they can be useful engines, too.

Great Little Engines

By Reverend W. Awdry, Christopher Awdry

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Sir Handel and Peter Sam learn a lesson in patience, Duncan brings drinks to boy scouts who are working near the railroad tracks, and Sir Handel tells of his adventures in Wales.

Thomas and the Evil Diesel

By Christopher Awdry

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Toby, Trucks and Trouble

By Christopher Awdry

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Toby and Percy help out when Mavis has an accident, partly because the trucks caused trouble, but later some trucks help teach a rude barge a lesson.

Thomas Book of Colours

By Reverend W. Awdry, Christopher Awdry, Tony Wells

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Up and Down with Percy

By Reverend W. Awdry, Christopher Awdry, Tony Wells

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Thomas and the Twins Thomas the Tank Engine

By Christopher Awdry, Clive Spong

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Thomas Big Book of Games Puzzles

By Christopher Awdry

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Thomas and the dinosaur

By Christopher Awdry

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