Railway Rabbits: Fern and the Fiery Dragon: Book 7
Georgie Adams, Anna Currey
Subjects
- Animal Tales - bundles of fur, fluff and fun
- Action Adventures - chills, thrills and plenty of spills
Average rating
When a spark from The Red Dragon sets the railway embankment on fire, Fern’s quick thinking saves the day in the seventh Railway Rabbits story by bestselling author Georgie Adams.
Reviews
I liked the bunnies they helped the dog so were kind
Annie_Can 11.09.2021
I liked this book because of the adventure they went on My favourite character was Fern because she was very brave talking to a dog. I would recommend this book to my friends
Superintendent Cornelius Legend 04.09.2021
The railway rabbits is a interesting book
Captain Bubbles Bouncy-castle 05.09.2020
Railway Rabbits: Fern and the Fiery Dragon is a brilliant story by author Georgie Adams about a family of rabbits who live in the Ripple River Valley near to a steam railway. From the point of view of the rabbits and the other creatures who live around the railway, the steam engine is a fiery red dragon who runs up and down the valley roaring and belching smoke. This story is mainly about Fern, a young buck, and a dog called Toby, who appeared in the first 'Railway Rabbits' book, Wisher and the Runaway Piglet. When a fire breaks out in the wood near Fairweather's Farm Park, the family of rabbits have to run back to their burrow from the nearby cabbage field, so that they are safe. But, unfortunately, Fern gets lost in the thick smoke. But soon, she makes a new friend, and sets off to help out her friend and to find her way home. And meanwhile, did the Red Dragon start the fire as the rabbits predicted from Wisher, or did Wisher's message mean something else entirely...? Any readers aged 7+ will enjoy this fun story, and they will enjoy seeing a steam railway from a different point of view. Enjoy Reading!
Esquire Cornelius Piccalilli 17.08.2020
It was a hot day and Wisher and her family went to find food and found dozens of cabbages. The woods caught fire. They had to run. Toby was chasing the rabbits. Suddenly Toby was friendly. Fern thought Toby was going to eat him earlier.
Lieutenant Slip Fascination 09.08.2018
I really liked it because the book had really interesting things to see in the illustrations. I really liked the messages the railway rabbits sent to each other they were really kind.
Anonymous 02.08.2017
I liked it because it had a rabbit in who had amazing adventures.
Anonymous 09.08.2016
It is a really good book! It was very exciting and fun to read
Anonymous 04.08.2015
