Thomas & Victoria Reviewed by Ryan H Around the time of Christopher Awdry’s titles for The Railway Series being given a print run around...

New Little Engine Reviewed by RailFanBrony It’s safe to say that during the Railway Series’ run, perhaps the most developed of the four...

Thomas & The Fat Controller's Engines Reviewed by Bulker Over the years, as I slowly made my way through Christopher Awdry's books, this...

Wilbert the Forest Engine Reviewed by Cranky After his father's retirement, Christopher Awdry began writing the stories that originally...

Henry & The Express Reviewed by Alan B. What I consider to be one of my favorite Christopher Awdry Railway Series books of all time is...

Thomas Comes Home Reviewed by Diesel11 Some time ago, Sodor Island Fansite polled visitors on their favorite Railway Series books....

Thomas & The Great Railway Show Reviewed by MRHloco Flying The Flag Of the three Christopher Awdry volumes I can remember having as a...

Jock the New Engine Reviewed by OrangePastille I was given this book as a present from a relative when I was a small child. I had not...

Thomas and the Twins Reviewed by Christopher Throughout my youth, I recall the only real places I managed to find Christopher Awdry's...

Toby, Trucks and Trouble Reviewed by The Vicar My Railway Series journey began in Christmas in 2006, when I received books 1-26 written...

Gordon the High-Speed Engine Reviewed by OldSquareWheels I seem to have the monopoly on this book at the moment, as I also wrote the...

More About Thomas The Tank Engine Reviewed by Skarlouie For getting a good school report in reception, my mum bought me a Railway Series...

Great Little Engines Reviewed by Ryan H One of my earliest childhood memories is going on a family / friends holiday down to Wales in the...

James & The Diesel Engines Reviewed by Tristian Ah, James. Our gloriously red friend is a study in being “that guy” of the group—loud,...

Really Useful Engines Reviewed by Casey Jones When I was a kid, one of my favourite places to go at the mall in my hometown was the Coles...

Tramway Engines Reviewed by The Vicar When I pick up a book to read, the most desirable trait I look for is coziness. A Great Western...

Duke The Lost Engine Reviewed by SiFox This – the twenty-fifth book in the much-loved Railway Series is possibly the most obscure book of...

Oliver the Western Engine Reviewed by James Some years ago, I saw the question ‘what’s your favourite RWS book?’ floating around online,...

Enterprising Engines Reviewed by Simierski There are few books in children's literature which tug at the heart strings, make you laugh...

Small Railway Engines Reviewed by MrCoffeyPot As a young lad, I was familiar with the television series from the age of two. Many years...