Books in Cutaway Book of series

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Cutaway illustrations and text reveal how the space shuttle and other spacecraft work and what astronauts do in space

Shows the workings of the great airship--whose fiery demise occured on May 6, 1937 in Lakewood, New Jersey--and brings to vivid life a time when giant zeppelins seemed the only way to fly.

Providing support for National Curriculum Key Stage 1, a look inside rockets, space probes, moon landers and space shuttles with the help of cut-away illustrations on colour photographs.

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Providing support for National Curriculum Key Stage 1, an addition to the CUTAWAY series which explores the workings of some of the fastest vehicles ever built with the help of cut-away illustrations on colour photographs.

Cross-section illustrations invite the reader to peer inside cathedrals, castles and palaces, industrial giants, sky scrapers, and other buildings to see how they were built.

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Cross-sections and cutaways reveal the complex technology behind today's fire engines.

Climb aboard some of the biggest machines in the world and have a detailed look inside. Large text format with big colorful detailed diagrams, cross sections and photographs of each of the machines. Ages 4-6.

Cross-section illustrations reveal the complex technology of 747s, helicopters, supersonic jets, and other vehicles of flight, in a book with an attached wallchart

Cross-sections and cutaways dramatically reveal the complex technology behind today's trucks.