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Maisy's tractor
by Lucy Cousins
A shaped board book story starring the irrepressible Maisy Mouse finds her jumping aboard her tractor and plowing the field before stopping to feed and milk the cows and return the sheep to the barn, only to discover that a lamb has gone missing.
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Cars and trucks
by Peter Curry
A cheerfully illustrated board book of first cars and trucks features engaging depictions of a taxi cab, a racing car, a digger, a dump truck, a delivery van and a school bus accompanied by short identifying phrases.
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Red truck
by K. R. Hamilton
When a school bus breaks down on the side of the road on a rainy day, it is up to Mighty Red Truck to splash, zip and zoom its way through the mud to come to the rescue. By the author of Firefighters to the Rescue!
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Maisy's train
by Lucy Cousins
Maisy takes all of her friends on a train ride to the country where they climb up a hill, speed down a valley, and chug through a tunnel. On board pages
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My first trucks and diggers : let's get driving!
by Marie Greenwood
The toddler-tough tabbed pages of this fun-filled book feature familiar vehicles on 13 activity-themed spreads, from excavators, dump trucks and bulldozers at a building site to tankers, logging trucks and other commercial vehicles carrying freight on the road.
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The Goodnight Train
by June Sobel
A child's bedtime ritual follows the imaginary journey of the Goodnight Train's trip to the dreamland station
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I love trains!
by Philemon Sturges
A boy expresses his love of trains, describing many kinds of train cars and their special jobs, in a rhythmic read-aloud sure to excite the youngest train enthusiasts.
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Whoo! Whoo! Goes the train
by Anne F. Rockwell
Allan, who loves trains and learns all that he can about them, has a wonderful time when he finally takes his first train ride.
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Freight train
by Donald Crews
Brief text and illustrations trace the journey of a colorful train as it goes through tunnels, by cities, and over trestles
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Train
by Elisha Cooper
Board a commuter train in New York, then follow the journey west to see the stations, the scenery, the different types of trains and all the people who travel and work on the railroad system.
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How to train a train
by Jason Eaton
A whimsical picture book guide to finding and keeping a pet train celebrates young people who prefer mechanical companions to those with fur and feathers and describes where trains live, what they like to eat and the different kinds of trains that can be tamed.
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The little engine that could
by Watty Piper
When the other engines refuse, the Little Blue Engine tries to pull a stranded train full of toys and good food over the mountain
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Hey Mr. Choo-choo, where are you going?
by Susan Wickberg
Clinking, clanging, and puffing along the tracks, a large and colorful train passes through towns and cities until it reaches its final destination at the sunny seashore.
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All aboard to work--choo-choo!
by Carol Roth
It's a bustling morning at the train station as bears, ducks, roosters, and other animals dressed in uniforms and business attire wave good-bye to their families, hop aboard the train, and head to work, in this reassuring tale featuring bright illustrations and simple rhymes.
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Trains : steaming! pulling! huffing!
by Patricia Hubbell
Rhyming text and colorful mixed-media illustrations present the characteristics of various kinds of trains, from cabooses and hoppers to commuter trains and zoo trains.
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The rain train
by Elena De Roo
A young boy watches and listens as the Rain Train takes him on a ride past city lights, over rivers, and through tunnels one rainy night
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I'm fast!
by Kate McMullan
A hardworking freight train has to get to Chicago on time and nothing is going to stop him! By the creators of I'm Dirty! and I Stink! 40,000 first printing.
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Chugga-chugga choo-choo
by Kevin Lewis
A rhyming story tells about a freight train's day, from loading freight in the morning to retiring to the roundhouse after the day's work is done. By the illustrator of Bigger.
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Big rig
by Jamie Swenson
Frankie, an 18-wheel, semi-truck invites young readers to join him on a job as he introduces the work, mechanics and terminology of trucking along the way. 35,000 first printing.
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The cars and trucks book
by Todd Parr
The best-selling creator of It's Okay to Be Different combines his signature bold colors and positive messages on spreads depicting silly vehicles that demonstrate some of the ways that cars and trucks help people have fun. 35,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook
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Little Excavator
by Anna Dewdney
Rolling up to a construction site, eager to help the busy Big Rigs, Little Excavator is told he is not quite ready to do the chugging, mounding and smoothing jobs of the larger construction vehicles, who eventually find a job that is just right for him. By the late creator of Llama Llama I Love You.
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Smash! Crash!
by Jon Scieszka
Getting dirty and being loud are what is expected of this rambunctious collection of high-energy trucks as they set out to do the jobs they were meant to do and have some fun along the way to their final destination--Trucktown!
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I am a backhoe
by Anna Grossnickle Hines
A young boy imagines himself to be different types of trucks--a dump truck, a roller, a crane, a bulldozer and a backhoe--as he plays in the sand, and then imagines his father as a flatbed truck that sweeps him up and transports him to a quiet time on the couch.
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I'm dirty!
by Kate McMullan
Youngsters are invited to spend the day working in the dirt with a backhoe loader, who absolutely loves his job, as he digs, pulls, pushes, and chomps!
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I love trucks!
by Philemon Sturges
A child names fifteen of his favorite trucks and the special jobs they perform, from trucks that dump and trucks that dig to trucks that gobble trash and trucks that fight fires. Reprint.
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Get to Work, Trucks
by Don Carter
A board book-edition of a best-selling title shows a typical day for a group of working trucks: a loader, a dump truck, a digger, a bulldozer, a cement mixer, a tow truck, a crane, and a roller.
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Bulldozer's big day
by Candace Fleming
Fearing that his birthday has been forgotten when all of his friends spend the day busily working, an increasingly glum little Bulldozer discovers a construction site surprise at the end of his day. Illustrated by the Caldecott Medal-winning artist of My Friend Rabbit. Simultaneous eBook.
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Little Blue Truck
by Alice Schertle
A little blue truck finds his way out of a jam, with a bit of help from his friends, in this board book edition of the best-selling picture book.150,000 first printing.
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I'm a truck driver
by Jonathan London
Simple rhyming text introduces the sounds and activities of twelve different trucks, including a snowplow, a giant crane, a steamroller, and a power shovel
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The construction crew
by Lynn Meltzer
A construction crew tears down an old structure and builds a new house in its place using all kinds of trucks and tools to complete the job just in time for the family to move in.
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Red truck
by K. R. Hamilton
When a school bus breaks down on the side of the road on a wet and rainy day, it is up to Mighty Red Truck to splash, zip, and zoom its way through the mud to rescue it, in a picture book by the author of Firefighters to the Rescue!
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Trucks roll!
by George Ella Lyon
Follow along with a series of trucks as they are loaded with their special shipments and sent on down the road--passing through mountains, rolling on long stretches of blacktop, and keeping the engines burning in order to reach their final destination.
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Get to work, trucks!
by Don Carter
Shows a typical day for a group of working trucks: a loader, a dump truck, a digger, a bulldozer, a cement mixer, a tow truck, a crane, and a roller
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Planes fly!
by George Ella Lyon
Illustrations and easy-to-read rhyming text celebrate different kinds of planes, their instruments, what they carry and what it is like to fly.
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I Love Planes!
by Philemon Sturges
From the author of I Love Trains!, a boldly illustrated picture book with simple text introduces an array of flight-related creations, including hot air balloons, seaplanes, and space stations.
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A plane goes ka-zoom
by Jonathan London
Easy-to-read, rhyming text describes the sounds of, and uses for, different kinds of airplanes
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Maisy goes on a plane
by Lucy Cousins
Taking a flight to the home of her friend, an excited Maisy checks in at the airport, takes a window seat, buckles her seat belt and makes new friends while flying to a wonderful new place. TV tie-in.
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Little Plane learns to write
by Stephen Savage
Loving sky-writing, arcs, dives and nearly everything else about flight school, Little Plane nervously resists practicing the dizzying loopity-loops required to sky-write round letters. By the award-winning creator of Polar Bear Night.
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Flying
by Donald Crews
An airplane takes off, flies, and lands after having passed over cities, country areas, lakes, and more
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The airport book
by Lisa Brown
A family making its way through a modern-day airport checks their bags, goes through security clearance and waits at the gate before taking off into the air, at the beginning of a journey that is complicated by the fear that a favorite stuffed toy has gone missing.
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Hello, airplane!
by Bill Cotter
Illustrations and easy-to-read text follow an airplane as it says good-bye to the ground and hello to the sky, where it flies over a town, mountains, clouds, and people
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Away in my airplane
by Margaret Wise Brown
A boy goes for an adventurous ride in his airplane through sun, clouds, and rain
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Come fly with me
by Satomi Ichikawa
Deciding to venture out of their toy box and go to the land of Somewhere, stuffed dog Woggy and his pal wooden airplane, Cosmos, take to the skies, flying over rooftops and traveling to a land high above where they meet the Cloud Monster and end up in an adventure of a lifetime!
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Lettice the flying rabbit
by Mandy Stanley
Determined to make her dream of flying come true, Lettice sees the perfect opportunity when a small plane lands in the meadow, but after flying to a place so far away from home, Lettice must turn to the owner of the remote-control plane to help get her back to where she belongs.
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