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The fun fair is coming to Sodor and all of the engines have been asked to help, except for Percy! When Percy leaves his boring job of pulling the coal and goes to help at the fun fair, all of the other trains grind to a halt because they have no fuel. Percy is horrified and gets to work with the important job of delivering the coal. Will he be able to get all the trains working? Will the fun fair be set up on time? Join Percy in this great adventure.
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Review by: bronnie (Bronwyn)
Dated: 17th of May, 2009
I really enjoyed this dvd. The only thing that got to me after a while was that each episode started the same way, and has the same song in each of the 7 episodes. In saying that I think repetition is the key to help kids learn, much to some adults' displeasure.
Each of the episodes have a different storyline to it. From Thomas wanting to be a Jet plane instead, Percy feeling left out, Thomas getting teased, to Toby not being able to see his animal friends on his afternoon off. They all have solid and moral plots.
Thomas' favourite phrase is "cinders and ashes".
I found the animation really good. Not too over-animated just simple for the children.
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