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Big Rig Bugs
Kurt Cyrus
Hardcover (Walker Childrens, April 27, 2010)Clear that thicket, dozer cricket.Ants that sift, sort and lift.Big bug rig, watch it dig.Lifting, sorting, digging, and hauling are dirty jobs, but someone's got to do them. So when a construction worker throws away a half-eaten sandwich, a crew of bugs gets to work clearing the area of debris. With a simple text and up-close illustrations, readers will see how bugs and trucks have much in common―that an ant is just like a forklift or a cricket can act as a bulldozer. Kids will be fascinated by Kurt Cyrus's innovative and bold artwork showing each bug's unique way of getting the job done!
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Big Rigs
Jay Schleifer
Library Binding (Childrens Pr, June 15, 1996)Describes the evolution of the big rig since its beginning in 1804, the various kinds of trucks, their key parts, driver preparation, and work rules.
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My Big Rig
Jonathan London, Viviana Garofoli
Board book (Two Lions, Oct. 1, 2009)Zoom! While playing with his toy truck, a little boy imagines himself driving an eighteen-wheeler through a city, across a bridge, and into the countryside. Along the way, he uses his two-way radio and parks at a truck stop. Finally, he reaches the coast, where he unloads his cargo. His imagination would keep growing . . . but it’s time for dinner!
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Big Rig Bugs
Kurt Cyrus
Hardcover (Walker Childrens, April 27, 2010)Clear that thicket, dozer cricket.Ants that sift, sort and lift.Big bug rig, watch it dig.Lifting, sorting, digging, and hauling are dirty jobs, but someone's got to do them. So when a construction worker throws away a half-eaten sandwich, a crew of bugs gets to work clearing the area of debris. With a simple text and up-close illustrations, readers will see how bugs and trucks have much in common—that an ant is just like a forklift or a cricket can act as a bulldozer. Kids will be fascinated by Kurt Cyrus's innovative and bold artwork showing each bug's unique way of getting the job done!
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Tonka Big Rigs
Gina Shaw, Tom Lapadula
Board book (Cartwheel, May 1, 1999)A novelty board book with six sturdy plastic wheels shows readers what their favorite trucks can do, from a hook-and-ladder fire truck to a snowplow.
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Big Rig
Jamie A Swenson, Ned Young, L J Ganser
Hardcover (Live Oak Media, June 30, 2016)Meet the big rig of this story Frankie, a semi-truck with eighteen ready-to-roll tires and a big job to do! Bright illustrations, a truck with a colorful personality, truck lingo and sounds that put the reader in the drivers seat, and a truck-tionary that explains unfamiliar words, all combine in an exciting and edgy readalong that will delight youngsters.
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My Big Rig
Jonathan London, Viviana Garofoli
Hardcover (Two Lions, March 1, 2007)Zoom! While playing with his toy truck, a little boy imagines himself driving an eighteen-wheeler through a city, across a bridge, and into the countryside. Along the way, he uses his two-way radio and parks at a truck stop. Finally, he reaches the coast, where he unloads his cargo. His imagination would keep growing . . . but it’s time for dinner!
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Big Rig Bugs
Kurt Cyrus
Hardcover (Walker Childrens, April 27, 2010)Clear that thicket, dozer cricket.Ants that sift, sort and lift.Big bug rig, watch it dig. Lifting, sorting, digging, and hauling are dirty jobs, but someone's got to do them. So when a construction worker throws away a half-eaten sandwich, a crew of bugs gets to work clearing the area of debris. With a simple text and up-close illustrations, readers will see how bugs and trucks have much in common—that an ant is just like a forklift or a cricket can act as a bulldozer. Kids will be fascinated by Kurt Cyrus's innovative and bold artwork showing each bug's unique way of getting the job done!
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My Big Rig
Jonathan London, Viviana Garofoli
School & Library Binding (Amazon Children's Publishing, March 6, 2007)Zoom! While playing with his toy truck, a little boy imagines himself driving an eighteen-wheeler through a city, across a bridge, and into the countryside. Along the way, he uses his two-way radio and parks at a truck stop. Finally, he reaches the coast, where he unloads his cargo. His imagination would keep growing . . . but it’s time for dinner!
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Big Rigs
Kay Manolis
Hardcover (Bellwether Media, Feb. 1, 2008)None
