My Thomas Story Library: The Complete Collection

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Places are free, but booking is essential. For further information and to book online, please visit Eventbrite. As well as the interactive archive, Dreadnought will also be hosting a series of workshops, making sessions, drop-ins and conversations.

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The Chinese version of the front cover has James looking away from the viewer instead of looking directly at the viewer. Transitions (a project of Exeter Community Initiatives) are running a series of workshops designed to help you connect with your tech. If you consider yourself a beginner with your phone, laptop or tablet, this could be perfect for you. The books were illustrated by Robin Davies and Jerry Smith. Phil Jacobs, Creative Design and Railway Series illustrator Clive Spong have also worked on the illustrations. There is a large children's library overlooking Rougemont Gardens and a separate teen area, as well as 34 computers which are free to use for up to 2 hours per day and printing and copying facilities. Take your seats as this team of talented actors and musicians present a magnificent evening of theatre, musical numbers and show-tunes, made-up on the spot and inspired by your stories.

An empowering fun social experience for mothers in a child friendly space, where mums can come together to relax, create music and learn ukulele and singing, whilst their children play. Strummy Mummies will be led by qualified music practitioners, Eleanor Spencer and Emily Howard and aims to connect mothers through music. For all books, one asterisk (*) denotes that it contains a story not originally adapted for the My Thomas Story Library range) 2016 The French language café meets on the second Sunday of the month giving people the chance to enjoy each other's company while speaking French. Edward is mistaken as Henry in Read and Play! app in Little Engines Easy Reading, despite Henry not appearing in this book.

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Strummy Mummies is a new ukulele group, brought to you by the Mobile Music Hub in partnership with Exeter library. Need a little help with your tech device, but not able to book one of our Tech Buddy sessions during the week? This book is based on the story, "Trouble in the Shed" from the Railway Series book, Troublesome Engines. Your little one can join us for fun-filled weekly sessions as they take their first steps into football. If you or someone you know needs a little help getting to grips with a phone, laptop, or tablet, book a 30 minute sit down Tech Buddy session with our dedicated staff on Monday's and Wednesday's.

In partnership with Libraries Unlimited and Ability, this workshop is delivered by Transitions, a project of Exeter Community Initiatives, and is open to adults living in the Devon area. Bringing ideas, imagination, creativity and knowledge to enrich people’s lives and build thriving communities. My Thomas Story Library was a series of books published by Egmont in collaboration with HiT Entertainment. The stories featured in some books were loose adaptations of original Railway Series stories by the Rev. W. Awdry and Christopher Awdry, as well as adaptations of television series episodes. A few of the books also adapted Railway Series stories that were skipped in the television series. The blue Austerity tank engine next to Percy in the workshop resembles Wilbert. This can be confirmed by looking at the engine's colors. In addition, there is a red saddle tank engine that resembles Percy himself, albeit without any visible facial features. Kevin is the only book to feature a story that is not based off the television series or the Railway Series.

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This is a story about James the Red Engine. When he first arrived on Sodor, he was so busy thinking about his shiny red paint that he soon got into lots to trouble. I thought I might have to send him away... Prepare to be amazed as you witness the creation of a brand new musical theatre show, courtesy of The Bristol Improv Theatre’s flagship musical theatre company, This Is Your Musical! The library also houses the first FabLab to be located within a public library in England. FabLab Devon is a community creative space that provides access to a range of digital equipment and machinery. Devon County Council will be relocating our library service in St Thomas and are inviting the local community to help identify possible alternative premises for St Thomas Library.Youth Hub Devon – a service helping 16-24 year olds into employment and training. This service is run by Devon County Council. A special edition of the series which allows parents of Thomas fans to have their child written into a story as a character, who has a special birthday trip with Thomas. A Christmas themed variant of the above, plus the option to add a friend of the participating child. There will also be a range of free workshops taking place in the library from Chloe Whipple’s Do Your Dance Club, Exeter Seedbank and more! Watch this space for times, dates and content so you can book your place and celebrate 10 years of Dreadnought South West, and be part of a creative week of making, conversation and activities.

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This programme is open to boys and girls aged 2-5 of any experience level and even includes the opportunity for parents to get involved if they wish to do so! In this interactive Storytime session, kids will have the chance to meet Winnie the Witch herself, and her multicoloured moggy, as well as creating a colourful Wilbur of their own.

There are 6 computers available for free for up to two hours per day and printing, copying and scanning facilities are available with free WiFi throughout. The library can be hired for events and meetings. Description: The Wonderful Dreadnought South West’s Rebellious Sounds Archive is now in residence at Exeter Library until mid-December. Every Wednesday during term time from 10am -12pm, we're hosting a FREE meetup for families with younger children to explore, learn, and have fun together.