Books in Qeb Machines at Work series

Describes the parts of a large earthmover, how they operate, and the work they do

Describes the various machines needed to help farmers produce crops and then transport them to supermarkets, including cultivators, transplanters, crop dusters, and harvesters.

In Backhoes, emergent readers will learn about the functions of a backhoe. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage early readers as they discover how the machine is used to put in an underground pipe.

Introduces airplanes, describing their function, parts, how they fly, and who flies them.

In Cranes, emergent readers will learn about different types of cranes. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage early readers as they discover the many jobs cranes are used for.

Describes fire trucks, explaining what each part is used for.

Describes the parts of a tank and how it is used by the military.

Students can learn all about how screws work in this dynamic book. Annotated diagrams and a simple experiment make challenging science subject matter accessible for young readers. A pronunciation guide introduces new words.

Photographs and text provide young readers with information about trains, how they look, the jobs they do, and how they operate.

Uses first-person accounts of both rape victims and offenders to depict the physical, psychological, and legal aspects of rape and gives advice on what can be done in various situations.

Describes the parts of a snowplow, how it works, and the work it does to clear the roads of ice and snow.

Describes the parts of an ambulance, how it operates, and the work it does.