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Have you read The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper (1930)?
yes
no
I've never heard of it
other versions should count too!
The Little Engine That Could and the Snowy, Blowy Christmas (1998)
Story: Watty Piper -- Art: Cristina Ong
Okay just watched “The Little Engine That Could” and I’ve gotta say, despite mainly being aimed towards a younger audience it went all out with its presentation. I’d say 8/10!
What did you think of this special if you’ve seen, I think it’s pretty neat how TTTE took inspiration from Watty Piper’s books.
An illustration by George and Doris Hauman for "The Lion and the Mouse," scanned from the 1969 edition of Stories That Never Grow Old by Watty Piper.
An illustration by George and Doris Hauman for "Billy Goat Gruff," scanned from the 1969 edition of Stories That Never Grow Old by Watty Piper.
The Bumper Book
Watty Piper
1946
The Little Engine That Could
Watty Piper
1930
Books On Books Collection - Eulalie Minfred Banks
The ABC Book No. 764 (1927-29) The ABC Book No. 764 (1927-29)Eulalie Minfred BanksLinen book. Saddle-stitch, staples. H307 x w255 mm. 8 linen leaves including cover. Acquired 19 January 2023.Photos: Books On Books Collection. The cloth alphabet book is the successor to the hornbook and battledore in the aim to provide learning material able to withstand sticky fingers, tantrums and other hard…
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