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These fabulous children's books arrived late on Friday afternoon 3 December into our warehouse, just in time for Christmas to encourage grandchildren between 7 and 11 years old around railways. These are designed as follow on books for children when they grow out of Thomas and to encourage reading with stories told in a way to capture the imagination of children.

 

All of the stories are based in real locations, featuring real steam locomotives that have existed, with real history and facts on railways cementing it all together.


The stories originally existed as a made for YouTube Video Series for children in the 7-11 age group.


Since the first video appeared on YouTube in 2007, and the final episode of the original series in March 2012. The various videos featuring the characters Allen, Stephen, Sir Ralph and many more besides, have racked up over 10 million views globally as of 2021.


These books have been written primarily for children ages 7-11, but has been written with parents reading aloud and with children in mind. 

 

A great gift idea for both parents and grandparents for younger family members to encourage children's reading.

 

Tale of the Unnamed Engine

Full details: https://strathwood.co.uk/products/the-british-railway-stories-1-the-tale-of-the-un-named-engine?_pos=3&_psq=stories&_ss=e&_v=1.0

 

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Great Western Glory

Full details: https://strathwood.co.uk/products/the-british-railway-stories-2-great-western-glory?_pos=1&_psq=stories&_ss=e&_v=1.0

 

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Great stocking fillers and a way to encourage future generations around our hobby.

 

Kevin

 

 

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These fantastic children's books by Simon A C Martin are available on our website, make sure to get your copies today.

 

They make great gifts for the younger generation and will be a major source to encourage them not only to be interested in railways, but also to get their heads off computers and into books instead.

 

Not only that but the author has written them in a way that younger ones will thrill at hearing them being read to them as bedtime stories.

 

Book 1: Tale of the Unnamed Engine

https://strathwood.co.uk/.../the-british-railway-stories...

 

Book 2: Great Western Glory

https://strathwood.co.uk/.../the-british-railway-stories...

 

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