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The Train With No Name

This book teaches your child that you don't have to be big to be important!

The story is personalized with the child's details which you provide like name, age, hometown, names of friends, and of course your name, the person giving the book and the date you are giving it. This makes it a great keep sake.

We'll add a special message from you to the child like "Happy Birthday!" or similar, a no cost to you, if you request it on the order form.

A detailed story of this book is given below.  We guarantee satisfaction so there is no risk when you order our books.

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Price $18.95 Book# 535  Hard cover   6 3/4" x 8 1/4"  32 Pages   Ages 3-9

Please include the following on the order form:-

• Book number
• Child's name
• Child's age
• Child's gender
• Hometown (give the town where the local train station is found)
• Names of up to 3 friends
• Name of person giving the book
• Date the book is given

Note:  You could order now and then submit the details later by e-mail.  Make the order number the Subject of your e-mail if you choose to submit the details later.  You will get the order number after submitting your order

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  The Train With No Name - Detailed Story

As you read the story below substitute the underlined information with yours.  This is just a sample, your book will be made using the requested details above.

• Page 1 - The book title and picture illustrations
• page 2 - More picture illustrations (2 samples shown above this page)
• Page 3 - "The Train With No Name" was created especially for Jessica Ann Smith at the age of 6, with love from Mommy and Daddy, December 25, 1999
• Page 4 - Jessica, Amy, Cissy and Brian went to the Atlanta Train Station to see the big circus train that was coming to town.
• Page 5 - Picture illustration
• Page 6 - Another picture illustration
• Page 7 - After exploring all the trains, Jessica climbed onto the back of a little track tester.  Looking around, she found some old uniforms lying next to the little train.  "Hey!  We can be engineers!" said Cissy.
• Page 8 - Jessica had a feeling the other trains didn't like having these new little visitors there.
• Page 9  - Picture illustration
• Page 10 - Another picture illustration
• Page 11 - To their surprise, Jessica, Amy, Cissy and Brian heard the trains 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.
• Page 12 - Then Jessica heard the little track testers say, "I can't wait to see the circus train with all the animals and clowns!"
• Page 13- Picture illustration
• Page 14 -Another picture illustration
• Page 15 - "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  engineer." Jessica felt sorry for the little train with no name.
• Page 16 - 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 Jessica an idea.
• Page 17 - Picture illustration
• Page 18- Another picture illustration
• Page 19 - "Look!" shouted Cissy, tugging on the whistle cord.  "It looks like it's rusted shut."  The little train suddenly stopped on its tracks.  "Who's that?" shouted the train with no name. Jessica proudly announced, "I'm Jessica, and this is Amy, Cissy and Brian.  We're your new engineers!"
• Page 20 - "But, you...you can't just..."  Suddenly, Jessica heard an alarm.  "Look!" shouted Cissy.  "There's something wrong up ahead."
• Page 21 - Picture illustration
• Page 22 - Another picture illustration
• page 23 - The little track tester saw the circus train heading toward the bridge.  "A rail has come loose!" cried the track tester.  "The circus train could crash!"
• Page 24 - Quickly, Jessica jumped from the train, grabbed a loose spike from the track, and pushed it through the rusty whistle to unclog it.
• Page 25 - Picture illustration
• Page 26- Another picture illustration
• Page 27 - Jessica pulled hard on the cord and the old whistle sang out loud!  The circus train screeched to a full stop.   This gave everyone time to fix the track.
• Page 28 - When the little track tester returned to Atlanta, The Timberline Steamer rolled up, puffing with excitement.   "You and Jessica have saved the circus train," he said, "and we think it is time you had a name!"
• Page 29 - Picture illustration
• Page 30 - Another picture illustration
• Page 31 - "We've decided to call you Hooty," said Jessica.  No longer a train with no name, Hooty blew his whistle and announced that Jessica was his new engineer, along with Amy, Cissy and Brian.
• Page 32 - Everyone cheered for Hooty, now the biggest little train in Atlanta.  After a very exciting day, Jessica had learned a big lesson.....You don't have to be big to be important.

Click here to see a sample finished book.  Click on the image to start turning  the pages.     

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