THE LITTLE TRAIN

by Graham Greene

First published 1953

A little steam engine chugs through the countryside, determined to make its daily deliveries. But when it encounters a steep hill, a heavy load, and a malfunctioning whistle, the train's resolve is put to the test. Relying on its inner strength and the encouragement of the conductor, the locomotive perseveres, overcoming obstacles and learning the power of resilience. At its core, this timeless tale celebrates the triumph of the underdog and the unwavering spirit that drives us forward, no matter the size of the challenge.

Genres: fiction, classic-literature, 20th-century, adventure

Vibes: emotional, heartwarming, inspiring, whimsical

Tropes: found-family, triumph-of-the-spirit, underdog

Period: 20th-Century

Hardcover · Bodley Head

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