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...

Main Line Engines Reviewed by OrangePastille As I begin this review, it’s worth pointing out that I had already seen the televised...

Very Old Engines Reviewed by SkarloeyRailway01 Very Old Engines has been a favourite of mine for as long as I can remember. As I'm sure...

Mountain Engines Reviewed by Alan B. Having grown up in America, I hadn't really had much experience with the Railway Series as a child....

Stepney The 'Bluebell' Engine Reviewed by Henry The Green After more than a decade of reliable, predictable releases, the Railway Series...

Gallant Old Engine Reviewed by David Hanson The Skarloey Railway as a whole always fascinated me because of how different it was,...

Branch Line Engines Reviewed by HenryTheGreen Growing up with the Thomas TV series, the only exposure I had to the Railway Series was a...

The Twin Engines Reviewed by Christopher Out of all the books in the Railway Series, choosing just one favourite is never easy. The way...

The Little Old Engine Reviewed by ThomasFan88 Have you ever had that situation where your just not good enough? Where, no matter what you...

Duck & The Diesel Engine Reviewed by Dmman33 I simply love Duck and the Diesel Engine. I love the realism; I love the characters; I love...

The Eight Famous Engines Reviewed by Cowcatchers and Sideplates If you were to ask me “What’s your favourite RWS book and why?” I’d...

Percy the Small Engine Reviewed by Chase (The Ferroequinologist) The Railway Series cemented itself as a series with great major...

Four Little Engines Reviewed by WinterTorrents For his tenth book in as many years, The Reverend W Awdry seems to have decided that ten...

Edward The Blue Engine Reviewed by The Master 'Edward the Blue Engine' is possibly the most underrated book of the Railway Series. When...