Books in Pull Ahead Books series

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Introduces the specialized racing cars known as Formula One, describing various parts and how they help the cars move quickly.

How do submarines sink and float? What do submarines do underwater? Looking at features from the top of the periscope to the end of the torpedo tubes, this book uncovers how and why submarines work miles under the surface of the ocean.

Introduces the continent of Asia and some of its unique characteristics.

An introduction to various types of racing powerboats.

Highlights the life of the man who founded the state of Pennsylvania.

How do airplanes take off from a ship in the middle of the ocean? How do they safely land? An aircraft carrier is like an airport in the ocean. From the captain in charge of the carrier to the mechanics who maintain the jets, this book uncovers how things happen aboard an aircraft carrier.

Australia is the smallest continent, and the only continent that is also made up of only one country. It is home to over twenty million people, as well as a large variety of plants and animals that exist nowhere else in the world. Learn more about the land down under in this fascinating book.

Introduces the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle of robins.

Helicopters can fly very fast, they can even hover in one place, and land in very small areas. There are helicopters that work for news crews, the police and hospitals.

Firefighters fight fires. But they also help rescue people and animals. They help during floods and storms and other disasters, and even with car accidents. Learn more about firefighters and how they keep you safe.

There are all kinds of different motorcycles. Superbikes are sleek and fast for racing on tracks; dirt bikes have knobby tires made for dirt and mud tracks; street bikes are perfect for the road or highway; and touring motorcycles have big engines and soft seats just right for long trips.

Examines chipmunks, including their appearance, eating habits, predators, and habitats.