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Trucks
Mike Fawn
language (, Nov. 14, 2011)Your child will enjoy seeing different kinds of trucks and each truck has a fun fact about it.You can teach them the names of the most common trucks they will see around town.
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Trucks
Anne Rockwell
Board book (Bloomsbury Children's Books, Jan. 14, 2014)A fascinating and accurate look at different kinds of trucks and what they do, Anne Rockwell's simplified text and detailed illustrations will captivate readers as her cast of cats move, tow, and carry different items throughout the city. Truck lovers will be delighted to recognize and identify the familiar vehicles they see in their own neighborhoods every day.
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Tonka Tough Trucks
Ruth Koeppel, Artful Doodlers
Board book (Scholastic, May 1, 2004)Garbage trucks are terrific! In this new Tonka board book, kids will learn all about garbage trucks and the tough work they can do!Garbage trucks do lots of tough work! They crush garbage with a noise like thunder, and carry tons of trash to the dump. If it wasn't for garbage trucks collecting rubbish, the world would be dirty and stinky!In this new Tonka board book, with its adorable full-color art, kids will learn why garbage trucks might be the toughest of all!
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Tow Trucks
Cari Meister
Library Binding (Jump!, Aug. 1, 2013)In Tow Trucks, young readers will learn how tow trucks help cars that break down. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage early readers as they discover how a driver handles a tow truck.
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Tough Trucks
Nancy Parent, Et Al. Desforges, Dave
School & Library Binding (Turtleback, March 1, 2003)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
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Trucks
Fiona Boon
Board book (Make Believe Ideas, Aug. 7, 2012)Discover the world of vehicles and machines with realistic foam padded pages.Rough and Tough is a series of fun board books designed specifically for kids who love all sorts of vehicles. Discover amazing facts and explore the bright photographs of many different machines in these four new tactile books. The small, padded foam format is ideal for little hands to hold and explore each page, and even feels just like a real tire.
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Trucks
Debbie Powell
Board book (Candlewick, Sept. 11, 2012)Charming illustrations and touchable, eye-catching shapes make this the perfect choice for every young child who loves things that go.Watch some amazing trucks as they do their hard work. Feel their shiny wheels and shapes — and just try to resist joining in with their noisy sounds. Puff with the steamroller, whir with the cement mixer, and go brrm with the digger! Can you guess what they are building? Thanks to a wonderfully tactile format and dynamic illustrations, the littlest of readers will be happy to take this sturdy book for a drive again and again.
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Tow Trucks
Joanne Randolph
Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 30, 2008)Introduces different types of tow trucks and the work that they do transporting broken-down or damaged cars, trucks, airplanes, and race cars.
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Trucks
Cari Meister
Paperback (Pebble, Jan. 1, 2019)From semi-trucks to monster trucks, see the variety of vehicles young readers in preK-2 encounter in their community and in their world. Cover the basics of how trucks work, along with a brief history. Bold photographs and energetic text are perfect for read-alouds or introductions to transportation units. A short photo timeline in the back will reinforce how technology has changed over time.
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