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Teddybears Take the TrainElectronic book published by ipicturebooks.com24 W. 25th St.New York, NY 10010For more ebooks, visit us at:http://www.ipicturebooks.comAll rights reservedIllustrations copyright © Susanna Gretz 1987Text copyright © Alison Sage 1987No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,including photocopying, recording, or by anyinformation storage and retrieval system, withoutpermission in writing from the publisher.e-ISBN 1-59019-780-1Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Datateddybears take the trainsusanna gretz • alison sage Sara was reading a letter. Louise, Robert and Charles were listening. So was Fred, the dog.Wed better start packing, said Charles.I dont like your Great-Uncle Jerome, said Louise.Why not? said Robert. Hes got a pond at the bottom of his garden and a telescope. I like him.But he never hears anything you say, said Louise,and there are frogs in the bath . . .AND it always rains when we go to see him.I was going to take my swimming things, said Sara.Dont bother, said Louise.Stop it, Louise! said Charles.Just think, were going by TRAIN! The four bears packed their things.Hurry, said Sara.Were going to be late. At the station, the queue for tickets was very long.Hurry! said Sara.Were going to miss that train. Waiting at the platform were two trains.Not that red train, Louise, said Charles.This blue ones ours.Yuk – the red ones much better, grumbled Louise.I like the blue one, said Charles.Stop fussing ! said Sara. Do hurry up! The guard was blowing his whistle.I hate hurrying, said Louise. Everyone scrambled into the train. It moved slowly out of the station.Its full, grumbled Louise.No, said Charles,theres just enough room for all of us.But look whos sitting over there, said Louise. White bears!Well? said Charles.I dont like white bears, said Louise.Shhh! said Charles.Dont stare.Lets

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