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Shape up, construction trucks!
by Victoria Allenby
"Full-color photographs feature construction vehicles. Geometric shapes discernable on the vehicles are digitally highlighted for easy identification, and rhyming text names both the shape and the truck. A final spread directed at caregivers shares age-appropriate enrichment activities for toddlers learning to identify shapes. On sturdy stiff paper pages."
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Muddymania!
by Chris Barton
A day of fun at Axleburg's Muddymania event is overshadowed by an emergency that compels Clarence to don his Mighty Truck hero persona and prevent a dangerous mudslide.
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Little Lunch Truck
by Charles Beyl
Little Lunch Truck loves to bring Chef Nina's food around town, but he's nervous to meet the other trucks, diggers, and cranes and worries they won't like him
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Get to Work, Trucks
by Don Carter
A board book-edition of a best-selling title shows a typical day for a group of working trucks: a loader, a dump truck, a digger, a bulldozer, a cement mixer, a tow truck, a crane, and a roller.
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Elbow Grease vs. Motozilla
by John Cena
A sequel to Elbow Grease finds the plucky little monster truck teaming up with his four big brothers in a competition against gnarly monster machine Motozilla, in a tale that celebrates the power of teamwork and self-confidence.
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The little dump truck
by Margery Cuyler
Donning the appropriate attire for the task ahead, Hard Hat Pete hops aboard his little dump truck and gets to work, moving large rocks, debris and many heavy loads throughout a busy day at the local landfill.
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Little Excavator
by Anna Dewdney
Rolling up to a construction site, eager to help the busy Big Rigs, Little Excavator is told he is not quite ready to do the chugging, mounding and smoothing jobs of the larger construction vehicles, who eventually find a job that is just right for him.
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Beep, beep, beep, time for sleep!
by Claire Freedman
The author of Dinosaurs Love Underpants and the illustrator of Water Song present the story of a group of tired trucks and machines that get ready for bedtime after a long day at a building site.
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Tip tip dig dig
by Emma Garcia
A parade of colorful construction vehicles makes joyful noise for young enthusiasts who are invited to lift-lift with a crane, push-push with a bulldozer and roll-roll-roll with a steamroller, in a lively storybook that combines cut-collage illustrations with onomatopoeic text.
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Hansel and Diesel
by David Gordon
When they venture out to the local junkyard to get fuel, Hansel and Diesel make sure to leave a trail of nuts and bolts along the way, but after the snow falls, their trail is covered, and the Wicked Winch makes an appearance, the sibling trucks know they will need to rely on one another to make a smart plan that will get them safely back home.
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Push! dig! scoop! : a construction counting rhyme
by Rhonda Gowler Greene
In this variation on the the classic song "Over in the Meadow," mother and father trucks show their youngsters how to build down at the construction site, from "mama bulldozer with her little dozer one" to "mama steamroller with her little rollers ten."
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The digger and the butterfly
by Joseph Kuefler
When a caterpillar weaves its cocoon onto his bucket, Digger is forced to stop and be still, giving him the opportunity to notice the world beyond his worksite, and when the butterfly finally emerges, he realizes he's been changed forever.
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20 big trucks in the middle of the street
by Mark Lee
When an ice-cream truck breaks down in the middle of his street and blocks a growing number of other busy vehicles, a little boy remembers the important functions that each subsequent truck performs and devises a helpful solution. A first children's book.
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My truck is stuck!
by Kevin Lewis
When a dump truck "haulin' a great big load" gets stuck in the mud, progressively larger vehicles try to pull it out, in a lyrical board book where future truck drivers are introduced to the ins and outs of hauling, beeping, and repairing.
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A truck goes rattley-bumpa
by Jonathan London
Trucks of all sizes, shapes, and colors, including dump trucks, ice-cream trucks, and construction trucks, are shown doing the special tasks they were designed to do, in a tale with bold, full-color illustrations for preschoolers.
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Trucks roll!
by George Ella Lyon
Follow along with a series of trucks as they are loaded with their special shipments and sent on down the road--passing through mountains, rolling on long stretches of blacktop, and keeping the engines burning in order to reach their final destination.
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I Stink! (series)
by Kate McMullan
A big city garbage truck makes its rounds, consuming everything from apple cores and banana peels to leftover ziti with zucchini. | |
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How to walk a dump truck
by Peter Pearson
A lighthearted parody of a pet-care guide counsels first-time owners of a pet dump truck on the best way to find a forever truck companion, take it for splendid walks and clean up after it.
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Kai to the rescue! / : Kai to the Rescue
by Audrey Penn
Kai is a small, green and white pumper truck who does not fit in with the other fire trucks at Firehouse #10, but when a forest fire breaks out, it is Kai who puts out the fire in the underbrush
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Puppy truck
by J. Brian Pinkney
Wanting a puppy but receiving a toy truck instead, a little boy pets his truck, puts a leash around it and takes it to the park, where he struggles to figure out how to keep it from just sitting still.
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Goodnight, goodnight, construction site (series)
by Sherri Duskey Rinker
At sunset, when their work is done for the day, a crane truck, a cement mixer, and other pieces of construction equipment make their way to their resting places and go to sleep. Available in English and Spanish.
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Supertruck
by Stephen Savage
A mild-mannered little garbage truck sets aside his spectacles and becomes the mysterious snow-plowing Supertruck when a colossal blizzard hits the city
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Little Blue Truck makes a friend (series)
by Alice Schertle
When a newcomer arrives at the farm, setting all the animals atwitter, Blue knows just what to do to help his friends, old and new, feel at home. Simultaneous
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Race from A to Z
by Jon Scieszka
A rollicking, boldly illustrated story features favorite Trucktown friends racing around town and observing quirky items or engaging in actions that correspond to the letters of the alphabet.
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Troto and the trucks
by Uri Shulevitz
Troto is a happy little car who likes to go places until he drives all the way to Cactusville and meets some big trucks that tease him for being so small
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Dump truck disco
by Skye Silver
Dump Truck Daisy and the rest of her construction crew build a secret midnight project, and includes facts about construction vehicles
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Trucker and Train
by Hannah Stark
Trucker loves ruling the highways, frightening other vehicles out of his way, but Train not only impresses the other vehicles, it forces Trucker to wait
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The runaway no-wheeler
by Peter Stein
A sturdy, long-hauling 18-wheeler navigates wheel-popping obstacles, from potholes and slimy cliffsides to duck crossings and alien space rockets, to make an important delivery in time.
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Roadwork
by Sally Sutton
Big machines and their drivers work together to build a road
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Big rig
by Jamie Swenson
Frankie, an eighteen-wheel, semi-truck invites the reader to join him on a job, introducing the work, mechanics, and terminology of trucking along the way
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Monster trucks!
by Mark Todd
Fourteen types of big trucks with unique personalities, such as Mr. Moo the milk truck and Big Red the fire truck, are introduced through fun facts about their special features and abilities.
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Little Taco Truck
by Tanya Valentine
Happily serving tasty treats to hungry workers on Union Street, Little Taco Truck is dismayed to find another food truck in his space day after day and worries that his customers will prefer other foods to his before his friends help him make room for everyone.
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Alphabet trucks
by Samantha R Vamos
In simple rhyming text, this book follows hard working trucks from A to Z
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