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Thomas and Bruno (Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go) | Christy Webster

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An exciting storybook based on the new Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!™ animated series on Netflix and Cartoonito, introducing Bruno, Thomas’ new brake car friend with autism! When Diesel’s speediness gets him into trouble, Thomas and Bruno—the first brake car with autism in the Thomas & Friends series—keep Diesel on track! Train-loving boys and girls ages 3 to 7 will love this adorable picturebook based on the Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!™animated series on Netflix and Cartoonito! As the hero of his own adventure in Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!™, Thomas will be center stage and we will see the world through his young eyes. More playful and relatable than ever before, his competitive spirit will be readily apparent as he strives to be the Number One Tank Engine on Sodor through play, trial and error, and just enjoying being a kid.

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Thomas and Bruno (Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go) | Christy Webster

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Christy Webster‘s picture book adaptation of the THOMAS & FRIENDS episode, ā€Shake, Rattle, and Bruno‘ (by Daniel Share-Strom) is an enjoyable read that suggests Bruno is neuro-divergent (he memorises the train schedule to keep calm) and emphasises the importance of listening, not rushing into things and working together in order to resolve things. Although the pictures are a little flat and generic, young readers should still enjoy the story.

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