Thomas and Friends - Duncan The Stubborn Engine
By W. Awdry
Duncan’s big opinion causes trouble—but will he listen before the railway pays the price?
Genres
What is Thomas and Friends - Duncan The Stubborn Engine about?
Duncan is a little narrow-gauge engine with a very big opinion of himself. He is proud, impatient and determined to do things his own way, even when the other engines offer sensible advice. But Duncan’s stubbornness soon leads him into trouble on the Skarloey Railway. As the engines work to keep trains moving safely, Duncan must decide whether to carry on arguing or listen to his friends. A lively railway adventure about teamwork, responsibility and learning from mistakes.
About the author
W. Awdry was a kind and imaginative author from England who loved telling stories about trains. He is best known for creating Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends in the much-loved Railway Series books. His charming tales have delighted children for generations, bringing the adventures of the Island of Sodor to life.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2008
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