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"I think I can, I think I can, I think I can..." Discover the inspiring story of the Little Blue Engine as she makes her way over the mountain in this beloved classic--the perfect gift to celebrate... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Board book
Language:English
ISBN:0399173870
ISBN13:9780399173875
Release Date:May 2015
Publisher:Philomel Books
Length:32 Pages
Weight:0.86 lbs.
Dimensions:0.9" x 7.6" x 7.2"
Age Range:3 to 5 years
Grade Range:Preschool to Kindergarten
Customer Reviews
18 ratings
came as described very pleased
Published by the little engine , 19 days ago
I loved this book as a kid
A train that doesn’t give up
Published by Dottie goldstein , 5 months ago
This book is a positive tale and u live it because he persevered and it is good for our kids to see this,
Missing pages
Published by KB , 5 months ago
I’m surprised to see, based on other reviews, that I’m not the only one that was missing a few pages. Super unfortunate bc my son really likes the pages we have! I will probably reorder bc it’s such a classic.
Not what I thought it was
Published by KWood , 7 months ago
This book was really big - more than 12x12 size - and also had deceptively similar cover art to the original children’s book I read as a kid. However the inside is nothing like it. I didn’t know they had redrawn the series and was searching around on a nostalgia kick for different books out there. I really loved this story when I was younger, but it’s just not the same, so I can’t connect with it. Guess I’ll have to donate this one.
Very Good = Failing Binding
Published by LinaBean , 11 months ago
The binding is about to go which is disappointing for a book that's supposed to be "very good."
Missing several pages
Published by JT , 1 year ago
It was missing the first few pages and the last pages. Very disappointing
Abridged version missed the critical part
Published by Mountain Miss , 2 years ago
I ordered the board book version which turned out to be abridged, and it spent tons of time on the build up to the little engine and then totally glossed over the most important part, of the little engine overcoming the challenge.
It's a book about helping and empathy
Published by Dragonquill , 2 years ago
I purchased this for my mom for mother's day because she has fond memories from her childhood of this book but no longer has a copy. I am purchasing a second copy for my granddaughter now because while it is a book about positive thinking and persistence, it is also a book about helping others who need our help out of empathy for them even when it is difficult to do so.
Pages missing.
Published by Disappointed , 2 years ago
I was so excited to read this book to my kids at bedtime, just to get to the end and realize we were completely missing part of the story out of the book.
Very good.
Published by Matthew George Hall , 2 years ago
Very good book I recommend it for any child who is very young for instance a few years.
The Little Engine That Could
Published by Nana , 3 years ago
This precious little book I first read as a young kid. And I remember the inspiration that it gave. It was quoted in the autobiography that my oldest son wrote about me years ago. And I want each great grandchild to have a copy of it.
Writing inside cover
Published by K , 4 years ago
The book was in great shape, but there Names written in the front cover.
Teaches a lesson
Published by Ashley , 5 years ago
I like this book because it teaches my kids that when you don't think you can't do something all you have to do is try. You can turn your can't to I can.
Good book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 7 years ago
Only problem with copy I rec'd: a few pages were torn out; luckily they were in the book so all I need to do now is tape them in.
Excellent book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 16 years ago
I bought this book for my son. He was very glad to get it because he just loves the story about the Blue Little Engine that Could and its phrase "I think I can, I thought I could". We read this book every night every time a different story from 7 of the most popular stories in this book.
Daughter likes it !
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
My husband loves reading this classic to our daughter and she loves reading along! A classic.
Better than toys
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
Santa brought this book to go with a train table for my 3-year old this Christmas. He made us stop to read it to him TWICE while we were opening presents. On the day after Christmas, he was chanting "I think I can...I thought I could..." all over the house. He just loves the illustrations because they show the differing personalities of the various trains so vividly.
What a great book!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
Trains, most kids love them and mine is no different. What a great story this is - a true classic and if you don't have it in your library, shame on you! When the little engine gets up the hill, it's just really neat to see the expression on little ones' faces as the engine takes the toys and food to the kids that are in need. Even Dumbo's train says, "I think I can, I think I can..." What a timeless message for everyone and a great way to teach kids the importance of helping one another.
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