Books with title Trenes/Trains

Mechanic Mike knows loads about all sorts of trains. From the fastest MAGLEV trains to early steam trains, find out how much these specialist machines weigh, where they are used, the type of engines they have and lots of other amazing bite-sized facts. Part of the series Mechanic Mike's Machines. Introductory books for young readers aged 5+ in the high-interest area of all things mechanical.

1957 edition of this fascinating history of the US railroad industry. This edition contains expanded information on diesels, streamliners, and the growing use of electronics for things such as car sorting, safety devices, and reservations. Illustrated throughout with black and white photos and diagrams. Appendix lists freight car initials for about 150 US railroads. With map of the US on end papers. 152 pages.

How do maglev trains work? What makes mountain railroad tracks different? Why do express trains have a special shape? This book looks at types of trains that are used for carrying cargo and passengers. Many trains in busy cities run underground. Shuttle trains carry cars and buses through tunnels. Special luxury trains provide beds and meals for their passengers.

From passenger trains to subways, get young readers in preK-2 on the right track to understanding the different types of trains they see in their community and in their world. Cover the basics of how trains work, along with a brief history. Bold photographs and energetic text are perfect for read-alouds or introductions to transportation units. A short photo timeline in the back will reinforce how technology has changed over time.