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By George ... it can move!
Linda Wilson (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
By George ... it can move!" by Linda Wilson is a delightful family adventure that blends whimsy with a touch of historical intrigue. The story follows Henry, a passionate train enthusiast, who plans a special day out for his family to celebrate Railway 200, marking 200 years of rail travel in the UK. His wife Victoria and their children-twins George and Jessica, plus toddler Danny-join reluctantly, unaware of the magical twist awaiting them. After dropping Danny with a child-minder, the family arrives at a charming Victorian-era train station, where a themed event unfolds. Dressed in period costumes, the crowd transports the family into a bygone era, but the real surprise hits Henry when a stranger mistakes him for George Stephenson, the "father of railways." Suddenly, Henry finds himself in 1838, grappling with a time shift that leaves his family frozen in 2025. As he navigates this bizarre encounter, the children explore a Punch and Judy show, unaware of their dad's temporal adventure. Blending humor, history, and a hint of mystery, the tale explores family dynamics, the legacy of railways, and the unexpected joys of stepping into the past. Perfect for young readers and families, this story educates about the Stockton and Darlington Railway's origins while sparking imagination with its time-travel twist. Will Henry unravel his new identity and return to his family, or is he destined to shape history? With vivid settings and relatable characters, this book offers a heartwarming journey through time and togetherness.
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