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Book Description
Maybelle was a cable car . . . a San Francisco cable car
Cling clang . . . Clingety clang
Up and down and around she went.
That is， until the City Fathers said the cable cars were too old fashioned and must be replaced with big modern buses. ?No!? said the people of San Francisco. So they rallied in defense of their beloved cable cars—the only ones left in the whole wide world.
This resealable package comes with a paperback and a two-sided cassette tape. The audio production includes lively sound effects and original music. Side one includes page-turn signals; side two features an uninterrupted reading.

About the Author
Virginia Lee Burton (1909-1968) was the talented author and illustrator of some of the most enduring books ever written for children. The winner of the 1942 Caldecott Medal for THE LITTLE HOUSE， Burton’s books include heroes and happy endings， lively illustrations， and a dash of nostalgia. She lived with her two sons， Aristides and Michael， and her husband George Demetrios， the sculptor， in a section of Gloucester， Massachusetts， called Folly Cove. Here she taught a class in design and from it emerged the Folly Cove designers， a group of internationally known professional artisans. She is the author of many classic children’s picture books， including MIKE MULLIGAN AND HIS STEAM SHOVEL and KATY AND THE BIG SNOW.