2022
The Lucky Magic Talking Train
Cody loves getting toys for Christmas and is disappointed with his Grandma's gifts. It takes tragedy to help him realise what is important at Christmas and be grateful for what he has.
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Dear Ben, What great artwork and what a great story ! It goes through so many emotions that we've all had at some time or another; expectation, frustration, anger, jealousy, regret, ending with a realisation about what really are the important things in life, a generosity of spirit and an honesty to accept that we make mistakes and those mistakes can help us if we're willing to grow. A good lesson for a lot of adults! Thanks for your story Ben.
Robert
Thanks Ben, what a great story! You're a terrific storyteller. When the old man fixed the train and it found its way back home you brought a tear to my eye! Great work, keep it up. And your illustrations really add something to the story, giving us another insight into how the characters feel. Well done!
Linda Apps
What a cracker of a story! There's highs there's lows and just like all Ben's stories it's a proper Christmas adventure.
Milly M
Thanks Ben, what a great story! You're a terrific storyteller. When the old man fixed the train and it found its way back home you brought a tear to my eye! Great work, keep it up. And your illustrations really add something to the story, giving us another insight into how the characters feel. Well done!
Linda
Wow, I. really loved this story. It definitely left me with a warm feeling inside. I really dig the illustrations too. I can’t wait to read Ben’s other stories.
Sidney S