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Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends®

Based on The Railway Series by The Reverend W Awdry
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Illustrated by Richard Courtney

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Thomas goes fishing / illustrated by Richard Courtney.
p. cm. — (Step into reading. A step 1 book) “Thomas the tank engine & friends.”
Based on The railway series by the Rev. W. Awdry.
“A Britt Allcroft Company production.”
SUMMARY: Envious of the children who are fishing in the river near the railroad tracks, Thomas the tank engine finds a way to enjoy the same activity.
eISBN: 978-0-375-98394-8
[1. Railroads—Trains—Fiction. 2. Fishing—Fiction.] I. Courtney, Richard, ill. II. Awdry, W.
III. Series: Step into reading. Step 1.
PZ7.T36949735 2005 [E]—dc22   2004013892

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Contents

Title Page

Copyright

First Page

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Thomas chugged
by the river.

He saw children fishing.

“Peep, peep,”
Thomas said.

The children waved.

“I wish to fish,”
said Thomas.

“An engine fishing,”
the Driver said.

“That is funny!”

Each day Thomas
saw the children.

Each day Thomas
wished to fish.

One day
Thomas stopped.

“Oh, dear!” he said.

“My boiler hurts!”

The Driver looked
in the boiler.

It was empty.

The Driver filled
Thomas’ boiler
with water
from the river.

Soon they were
chugging along.

Thomas stopped again.

“Hee hee!” said Thomas.

“My boiler feels funny.”

The Driver looked
in the boiler.

It was not empty.

There was water
in the boiler.

That was not all!

There were fish, too!

Thomas had an idea.

He peeped loudly.

The children came
to see Thomas.

The children could fish
in the river!

The Driver could fish
in Thomas!

And that is what
they did.

“Peep! Peep!”

Hooray for Thomas!

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