The
Train With No Name
Personalized Book Ages 3-9.
You don't have to be big to be
important! Meet a little track tester who proves this to be true. But, this is a
train with no name. Along with an uninvited band of tag-along engineers, the
little engine must save the circus train from certain danger. There is a loose
track on the bridge and only our nameless track tester can sound the alarm.
But, with a broken whistle, somebody better think fast!
Through the magic of personalization,
your child and his (or her) friends become heroes and join all of the characters
in a fun filled journey riding with the
Train With No Name.
Climb aboard! This heartwarming story
begins in your hometown's favorite train station.
Hard Cover Book, 32 pages, 6 3/4 by 8 1/4. $15.95 with FREE
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Personalized parts are highlighted in
yellow.To her surprise
Ariel heard the trains
talking. They were talking about the arrival of the circus train.
"It has three big engines" said The Two
Engine Express.
"... and smoke stacks as big as trees!"
Exclaimed The Timberline Steamer.
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The Train with No Name
"The Train With No Name" was created especially for
Casey Jones Jr. at the age of 6
To Casey
Love Mom and Dad
Sep 22, 2010
Casey went to the
Jackson, TN train station to see the big circus train that was
coming to town. Wallace Sanders and Sim Webb
went along too.
After exploring all of the trains, Casey
climbed onto the back of a little track tester. Looking around,
he found
some old uniforms lying next to the little train. "Hey! I can be an
engineer!" said Casey.
Casey had a feeling that the other trains
didn't like having these little new visitors there.
To his surprise, Casey heard the trains
talking. They were talking about the arrival of the circus train. "It has
three big engines!" said the Two Engine Express. "It has smoke stacks as
big as trees!" exclaimed the Timberline Steamer.
Then Casey heard the little track tester say,
"I can't wait to see the circus train with all of the animals and clowns!"
"Who cares what you want?" huffed the Two Engine Express. "Who do you
think you are anyway? You don't even have a name or an engineer."
Casey felt sorry for the little train with no
name.
The little track tester was sad. "I never go anywhere important, and more
than anything, I do wish I had an engineer," he sighed. That gave
Casey an idea. Soon, the trains lined up to
leave Jackson, TN. As usual, the little track
tester was last in line, but this time Casey
and his friends were on board.
Casey tugged on the whistle cord. "It looks
like it's rusted shut," he said. The little train suddenly stopped on its
tracks. "Who's that?" shouted the train with no name.
Casey proudly announced, "I'm
Casey. I'm your new engineer!"
"But, you--you--just can't." Suddenly, Casey
heard an alarm. "Look!" shouted Casey.
"There's something wrong up ahead."
Quickly, Casey grabbed a loose spike from
the track and pushed it through the rusty whistle to unclog it.
Casey pulled hard on the cord, and the old whistle sang out loudly! The
circus train heard the whistle and screeched to a full stop. This gave
everyone time to fix the track.
When the little track tester returned to Jackson,
TN, the Timberline Steamer rolled up, puffing with excitement. "Casey
and you have saved the circus train," he said, "and we think it is time
you had a name!"
"We've decided to call you Hooty," said Casey.
Because he was no longer a train with no name, Hooty blew his whistle and
announced that Casey was
his new engineer.
Everyone cheered for Hooty, now the biggest little train in
Jackson, TN. After a very exciting day,
Casey had learned a big lesson. You don't
have to be big to be important.