Master Track’s Train

Cover of Master Track's Train by Allan Ahlberg
Publisher: Puffin/Viking
Year: 1997
Language: en
Edition: New Ed edition
Pages: 24
ISBN-13: 9780140378818
Dimensions:
Height: 8 Inches
Length: 5.5 Inches
Weight: 0.1322773572 Pounds
Width: 0.25 Inches
Dewey Decimal: 823.9/14
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Master Track’s Train by Allan Ahlberg is a charming tale published by Puffin/Viking in 1997, featuring 24 pages in English. The story follows Master Track, who is adopted as a baby after being discovered in a handbag at a railway station. As he grows up, he embarks on an adventure to rescue a stolen train from the clutches of Mr. Creep the Crook and his family.

Readers will find a narrative that combines elements of family and heroism within a fictional setting. The book presents a unique premise that explores themes of adoption and bravery, making it suitable for a juvenile audience. This New Ed edition is designed to engage young readers with its imaginative storyline and relatable characters.


Official synopsis Publisher

Master Track is adopted as a baby when he is found by Mr and Mrs Track in a handbag on a railway station. Little do they realise that he’s going to grow up to be a hero and rescue a train that’s been stolen by Mr Creep the Crook and his family.

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“Master Track’s Train” is credited to Allan Ahlberg.
When was “Master Track’s Train” published?
Publisher: Puffin/Viking. Year: 1997.
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ISBN-13: 9780140378818.
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Language: en. Pages: 24. Edition: New Ed edition.

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