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Books with title Working Wheels

  • Working

    Helen Oxenbury

    Board book (Walker Books Ltd, )
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  • Working Wheels

    Paul Stickland

    Hardcover (Dutton Juvenile, Sept. 1, 1993)
    Offering a brightly illustrated examination of the world of working vehicles, a durable miniature book focuses on such children's favorites as a fire engine, an ambulance, and a cement mixer. For children under four.
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  • Working

    Helen Oxenbury

    Board book (Walker Books, March 23, 1995)
    Using a simple formula, Helen Oxenbury shows images of a baby working among familiar objects.
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  • Working

    Helen Oxenbury

    Board book (Walker Books, Feb. 20, 1986)
    Babies have lots of work to do - eating, using the potty, having a bath and sleeping. This title features illustrations that capture the happenings of a baby's day with true insight into what matters most.
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  • Hard Working Wheels

    Debora Pearson, Chum McLeod

    Library Binding (Annick Press, Feb. 4, 2000)
    From the country to the city, winter to summer, Hard Working Wheels always help out. These vehicles move across the land and through the cities working with the people who run them to perform important jobs for us all. Feel the excitement, hear the sounds, and watch as the hard working wheels that keep us safe go into action. Catch the flash of a well-polished fire truck as firefighters work together to douse a roaring blaze. Hear an ambulance screaming by on its way to a rescue. Watch a police car glide by on a city street, patrolling our neighborhoods. In the country, farmers plow their fields with heavy tractors and careful school buses carry their small passengers to important drop-offs. On a construction site, workers drive bulldozers, shifting rubble, while backhoes dig deeply into the ground. This second book in the Mighty Wheels series explores vehicles that have strong steel arms stretching to the sky or hoses that pump water or big bellies to carry books and food. Whatever they are doing, you can be sure that hard working wheels are helping out, making our lives a whole lot easier. Like Load 'Em Up Trucks, Hard Working Wheels is written with simple, rhythmic text and clearly detailed, colorful pictures.
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  • Working

    Helen Oxenbury

    Paperback (Little Simon, Feb. 23, 1981)
    Baby is shown with his potty, carriage, bowl, bathtub, bottle, and crib. On heavy board pages.
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  • Hard Working Wheels

    Debora Pearson, Chum McLeod

    Paperback (Annick Press, Feb. 4, 2000)
    From the country to the city, winter to summer, Hard Working Wheels always help out. These vehicles move across the land and through the cities working with the people who run them to perform important jobs for us all. Feel the excitement, hear the sounds, and watch as the hard working wheels that keep us safe go into action. Catch the flash of a well-polished fire truck as firefighters work together to douse a roaring blaze. Hear an ambulance screaming by on its way to a rescue. Watch a police car glide by on a city street, patrolling our neighborhoods. In the country, farmers plow their fields with heavy tractors and careful school buses carry their small passengers to important drop-offs. On a construction site, workers drive bulldozers, shifting rubble, while backhoes dig deeply into the ground. This second book in the Mighty Wheels series explores vehicles that have strong steel arms stretching to the sky or hoses that pump water or big bellies to carry books and food. Whatever they are doing, you can be sure that hard working wheels are helping out, making our lives a whole lot easier. Like Load 'Em Up Trucks, Hard Working Wheels is written with simple, rhythmic text and clearly detailed, colorful pictures.
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  • Wheels at Work

    Andrew Dunn, Ed Carr

    Library Binding (Thomson Learning, June 1, 1993)
    An introduction to wheels and how they are used in machines
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  • Working

    Jennifer Vanvoorst

    Hardcover (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2003)
    Text and photographs present a variety of familiar occupations such as a sales person, a nurse, and a teacher.
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  • Working

    Jennifer Vanvoorst

    Library Binding (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2004)
    Text and photographs present a variety of familiar occupations such as a sales person, a nurse, and a teacher.
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  • Working

    Anne W Phillips, Don Tate

    Paperback (HARCOURT SCHOOL PUBLISHERS, July 8, 1997)
    An Instant Reader - describing the important role of community workers in your neighborhood
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  • Working

    Helen Oxenbury

    Paperback (Methuen Publishing Ltd, March 15, 1981)
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