The Little Engine that Could
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When the other engines refuse, the Little Blue Engine tries to pull a stranded train full of dolls, toys, and good food over the mountain.
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2 released booksThe Little Engine That Could
The Little Engine That Could is a 2-book series first released in 1930 with contributions by Watty Piper, J. Jarnow, and Walter Retan.
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I'm very familiar with the classic Watty Piper The Little Engine That Could and I'm always fascinated when new anniversary editions of classics are republished. Before today, I had not experienced the artwork of award-winning Dan Santat, although, I have his work on my to-read list because of being an award winner. The text is the classic we all know, but the illustrations are different and vibrant. Overall, I enjoyed the experience of reading this eGalley and I'd be intrigued to read more illustrated by Dan Santat in the future. While not necessarily my cup of tea on the personified clowns or dolls, I did adore the landscapes and trains.
I read a borrowed digital eGalley via Edelweiss. March 2020. I have now received a copy from the Dolly Parton's Imagination Library for #adragonviking as of September 2020.
A timeless classic, instilling the simple yet powerful message that belief in oneself can triumph over the toughest obstacles, charmingly delivered through the determined puff of a small locomotive.
