Fergus Goes to Sea is book 24 of 24 in the Fergus Ferry series.

Dr Seuss meets Thomas the Tank Engine in this popular series of rhyming books for 2 to 6 year olds. Come with Fergus, the brave little ferry, and his friends, as they have thrilling adventures and make daring rescues on the harbour. The books, written by author J.W. Noble for his son, also contain subtle parent/child messages.

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Each book has its own story. In this book: "It takes a magnificent ferry, one like me, To go through the Heads and out to sea." Boris boasts that he's better than Fergus but when he heads out to sea things go wrong. No matter how rude and mean Boris is, Fergus Ferry can't leave him to sink.

Message: In the end, when all's said and done, there's room in this world for everyone.