Children’s picture books

When Thomas discovers a mysterious footprint in the clay pits everyone is curious about where it came from, but poor Percy is just scared!

Will Fireman Sam and the crew save Pontypandy from the forest fire?

One day, Paxton and Thomas are misbehaving on some bumpy track.

This is a story about Molly, a bright yellow engine.

This is a story about Victor, a shiny red engine who runs the Sodor Steamworks.

Often wondered what a cat gets up to when it's away from home?

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

Gordon is very proud of being the fastest engine on Sodor.

'Plip-plop whoosh .

Thomas has a very important Special Delivery for Mr Bubbles the clown.

Toe Mohandas Gandhi op 'n dag van 'n trein afgegooi word, is dit die begin van 'n reis.

It's Sodor Surprise Day - the day when friends surprise each other and make each other laugh!

All the engines are too busy to play with Percy.

When Luke is discovered hiding in the Quarry, Thomas cannot understand why he is so shy, and why some of the other engines don't trust him - until Luke reveals a dark secret!

This is a story about James the Red Engine.

The Island of Sodor is covered in a thick blanket of snow and the engines have been told to be careful, but will Gordon listen?

"Chuggedy-chuggedy, chuggedy-chuggedy, chuggedy-chuggedy, woo-oo, woo-oo.

Stafford is a quiet electric engine who wants to be a noisy steam engine.

This is a story about Diesel the Naughty Engine.

It's Christmas time in Pontypandy!

A strange and unpleasant new teacher has arrived in class.

"Fantasy, fantasy, fantasy.

This is a story about Edward the Blue Engine.

Thomas and Edward are given a special job on Misty Island, but will they let the Logging Locomotives help?

Meet Lilly, the lopsided candle, and Harry the horse, who was made by a very clever glassblower in Venice.

Worm, Slug, Maggot and Leech are firm friends sharing the ups and downs of life together but they are deeply troubled by the way they look.

The Shamrogues series of children's books (four titles) was first published in the early nineties and was a sensation.