Fire Monorail

Here is the futuristic design of a fire monorail - a fire-fighter mono rail coach that runs on magnetic tracks.

There are control buttons which can be green, yellow or red and looks like a traffic signal. The water releaser controls the amount of water that is blasted to put out fires.

Here you can see the sirens, water blaster and a water tank.

These are two firemen who have helmets, air tanks with connectors. They also have hands with special heat resistant gloves.

Book 2: Gerald and Piggie go to the museum.

Author and Illustrator: Agneya.
Discussions and Book Binding: Mommy and Daddy.

Based on the author's real adventures when he visited the MET and the Museum of Natural History in New York city. The notes for each page provide more details about the overall plot.
The author welcomes reviews of his book.

Stay tuned for more!

All Rights Reserved. Agneya Dutta Pooleery. September 21st, 2016.

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The cover, showcasing the Purple Rain.

It is raining. Gerald and Piggie plan to go to the museum. They both have umbrellas - one black and the other blue.

Ice cream penguin and hedgehog. Friends of Gerald and Piggie. They are wondering whether they can join the trip to the museum.

All set in the car. Gerald and Ice cream penguin in the red car. Piggie driving hedge hog in the other. At Mr. Grumpy St. Headed to the museum.

Crossing Vampire St. Watch out for some flying objects!

Reached the museum. Piggie exclaims 'Here!'

At the MET

The Egyptian section of the museum. Piggie loves an exhibit. It is a 'Postbox from Egypt. Dated 1942'. There are skylight windows on the wall.

The Dinosaur Section of the museum. The exhibit is a claw of a TRex which has just finished drinking blood. Hence the red color. Notice the claws and bone structure of this exhibit!

Gerald: Having fun?
Piggie: Yes!

After a long day at the museum, they head home in their cars. They are on Doodle Bugs Drive. Soon they will reach home.

Good luck for the next trip! Want to join us?

Here comes the tow truck ...

If your car needs a tow, I can bring along the truck!

Book 1: Are you ready to play outside? [An Adaption of Gerald and Piggie's book by Mo Willems]

Adaptation of a Gerald and Piggie book by Mo Willems - 'Are you ready to play outside?'

Original story and Illustration: Agneya.
Cover Illustration: Mommy [Supervised by Agneya]
Book Binding: Daddy [Supervised by Agneya].

For reasons that were not disclosed, the title of the book was adapted as is from the original. It describes the adventures of two characters - Gerald (an elephant) and Piggie (a pig). The author's notes for each page provides important details that may help understand the plot.

The author welcomes reviews from readers.

All Rights Reserved. Agneya Dutta Pooleery. September 8th, 2016.

The cover. 

For reasons not known, the title of the book could not be original. I guess, copyright laws are not known at the author's age. 

Cover Illustration: Mommy.

The two primary characters - Gerald and Piggie.

They call each other to play outside on a sunny day.

Gerald and Piggie run to a water fountain to quench their thirst. They were playing near an orange statue.

Gerald likes to pour water into the pool with his trunk.

Gerald and Piggie try to cross a street. They are at the intersection of 'Elephant Boulevard' written as 'Elephant BD' and 'Pig Street'. They are headed for 'Hedgehog Street', as you will learn soon.

Note the many signals at the intersection - One needs to be really careful when crossing! In addition, they are close to a railroad crossing.

Gerald and Piggie come by the railway track.

Gerald has a blue car. Piggie has a red car. They are going past 'Mayhem Street'. The author spent quite some time debating whether the name of the street should be 'Mayhem' or 'Doodlebugs', but finally settled on 'Mayhem'. The characters are not clearly visible in their cars.They are driving within the speed limit of course.

Finally, they reach Hedgehog street. Their destination. Sigh of relief!

Bye Bye for now. Stayed tuned for more adventures in a forthcoming edition.

The End.

Lego Artifacts

Lego creations - without aid of a manual or adult supervision.

Helicopter with rotor blades including a tail rotor

Robot with telescopic vision