Have you ever lived near a train crossing or railroad track? If you have, then you probably can relate very well to this story. A little girl tells about how bad it is to live near the train tracks especially when the government requires the train whistles to be blown at every crossing. Her family is upset over their beautiful home being polluted by the railroad. The only solution offered by the railroad and the government costs over a half-million dollars to make the necessary changes for a "quiet-zone," something that most small towns like hers cannot afford. This is a great book about the rights of citizens.