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Books with title wagon wheels

  • Wheels

    Barbara Taylor, Jane Carroll

    Hardcover (Kingfisher Books, Sept. 27, 1990)
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  • Wheels

    Byron Barton

    Paperback (Crowell, Jan. 15, 1979)
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  • Wheels!

    Annie Cobb

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, March 5, 1996)
    Train wheels. Plane wheels. Gear wheels. Rear wheels. What if there were NO wheels? How would people go?
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  • Wheels

    David Armentrout, Patricia Armentrout

    Paperback (Rourke Educational Media, Aug. 1, 2009)
    Clear Definitions Supported By Everyday Examples And Easy Hands-On Activities Introduce Young Scientists To Wheels.
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  • Wheels

    Kathryn Jackson

    Hardcover (Simon and Schuster, March 15, 1952)
    everyday things that have one to four wheels and how they move, color illustrations
  • Wheels

    Julie Fitzpatrick

    Spiral-bound (Trafalgar Square, June 1, 1991)
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  • Wheels

    Mary Winkelmann

    (Trafford, Sept. 6, 2012)
    Wheels Summary Affectionately called "Wheels" because he's in a wheelchair, the main character is in his final year of high school and should be graduating, but his marks leave that in doubt. He avoids unpleasant things but that makes problems worse. Wheels attracts equally apathetic friends. His outgoing personality (and the fact that he soon turns the legal age to buy smokes and liquor for them) make him popular. He realizes that he will probably be back next year, but he doesn't care. A teacher lectures him about his unfinished assignments, wasted year, and ability to do better. Wheels becomes so angry that he decides to get even by making the class hell for her. That results in frequent visits to the principal's office and Wheels becoming even more angry. The sudden death of a friend shakes him up. He realizes life is too short to waste it in school another year. He and a friend decide on a final effort to do a project that could get them a pass to graduate. They want to "pimp out" Wheels's electric wheelchair and finally do convince their teacher to let them try it. They enthusiastically fit the chair with custom lights, wheels, etc. The wheelchair is stolen, and though recovered, it is stripped. They are upset but turn that anger into fixing the chair and hoping to graduate. The final scene is graduation as the graduates are introduced. Have Wheels and his friend made it
  • Wheels

    Venice Shone

    Paperback (The Watts Publishing Group, July 23, 1992)
    A simple word book about all things on wheels: from roller skates to car transporters. The vehicles are arranged by wheels, and related objects - crash helmet, cycling gear, traffic cones - feature alongside to create a whole scene around the central vehicle.
  • Wheels, Wheels, Wheels

    Paul Humphrey

    Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, )
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  • Wheels

    David Squire, Roger Full, Dudley Moseley

    Library Binding (Lerner Pub Group, May 1, 1980)
    Presents questions and answers about the history of automobiles and their parts and their workings. Includes some information on motorcycles.
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  • Wheels

    Albert James

    Unknown Binding (Danbury Press, March 15, 1977)
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  • Wheels

    Chris Oxlade

    Library Binding (Smart Apple Media, Aug. 1, 2007)
    Explains how wheels work to increase forces and move objects and demonstrates how they are used in everyday life.
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