bicycles

"Daddy Pig has a surprise for Peppa, George, and Mummy Pig. But they'll have to hurry to the fairgrounds to find out what it is. The car is the quickest way to go, but when it breaks down, the family has to figure out another way--and fast! Bikes are too slow, and Miss Rabbit's fire engine isn't available. Can they take the bus? How about Grandpa's train, or a digger, or the ice cream truck? It's a race against time as Peppa and her family use all manner of vehicles to reach their destination--and Daddy's big surprise. It's well worth the trip!"--Provided by publisher.

When bicycles go missing at Fairville Elementary School, it is up to nine-year-old Kim Webster to listen to witnesses and evidence presented by her friends and settle the case in her treehouse court.

"This search-and-find book invites young readers to look for vocabulary words while learning simple facts about bike riding. Includes answer key"--Provided by publisher.

Simple text and color photographs introduce bikes to young readers.

"In [this book], emergent readers learn about bikes and how they're used as a mode of transportation"--Provided by publisher.

"Elena wants to ride her bike. She steadies, she readies. She wobbles, she bobbles... KA-BANG! Learning to ride a bike is hard. But Elena can do it. She just has to try, try again"--Provided by publisher.

"A nonfiction 'biography' of the bicycle, an everyday object that has become ubiquitous, starting with its possible origins after the eruption of Mount Tambora and up through modern bicycles to suit every rider"--Provided by publisher.

With the light of their trusty bicycles and a glorious full moon illuminating the darkness, Chirri and Chirra take on the night, accompanied by their new cat friends.

". . . images accompany information about bicycles. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 2 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

When Joy makes an impulsive decision that ruins the bike she and Granddad spruced up together, she soon discovers that trying to fit in is boring and, with Granddad's help, gets back on track to being her true self.