The Little Engine That Could: Deluxe Edition Hardcover – Picture Book, October 29, 2009

A shortened version of the classic story that is easier you young toddlers to follow. Printed on sturdy cardboard, making it more durable for young ones to enjoy time and time again.

I had this book when I was a kid and like to buy it for other kids.... but holy heck every time I buy it it shrinks! It's too teeny not sure what age group can read it.

Overall a very good book to purchase for child's home library. Colorful illustrations and important story. 1 year to 7 years

Great story of perseverance. A must for kids.

My son loved this book as a child and we read over and over. We are now giving to our grandson for Christmas.

This book was one of my favorite books when I was a child and It is. It’s a good book to read aloud as you can use your acting voices to entertain your child. As mentioned above, this book is about a train trying to get over the mountain with it’s cargo running into problems then overcome adversity.Of course it wasn’t until I was older in a library science class in college that I realized that the meaning of this book is about believing in yourself and not giving up. Then keep saying “I think I can, I think I can”!

I remember reading this book to my children. Great story about encouragement. I bought for my DIL baby shower.

My son loved this story read to him every night sometimes 2or 3 times.So I always put one in every baby gift I give great little story

The book has lovely old fashioned illustrations and a good moral tale. Was a little dissatisfied at the size, it is very small but probably my fault for not checking the dimensions! Overall very pleased with it.

It is a children's reading book. Nice little story BUT the printing is SO small the a child certainly can't read it and even an adult would need a magnifying glass, so rather misses the point!!!

Classic story of the little blue engine that comes to the rescue when the train taking toys and food to the good children over the mountains breaks down!

I love this little book and was very pleased to buy it again for a much loved little person in my family.

This story is pretty unexciting and the illustrations too, but my toddler loves it which is what matters. The book's saving grace is the "I think I can, I think I can, I think I can" line, which is a great motto for any kid growing up.