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"Describes various land, air, and sea vehicles used by the Axis Powers and the Allied Powers during World War II"--Provided by publisher.

"Describes various land, air, and sea vehicles used by the Central Powers and the Allied Powers during World War I"--Provided by publisher.

Recounts the events surrounding the August, 1942 Operation Pedestal, a crucial attempt to resupply the island of Malta in which fourteen merchant ships escorted by thirty-three destroyers, seven cruisers, four aircraft carriers, and two battleships were attacked by dive-bombers and crippled, threatening the Allied position in the war.

A young boy describes what it would be like if he drove a car hauler.

The basics of work ("At work, people use their skills to complete tasks and earn money") open a straightforward introduction. Chapters such as "Driver's Seat," and "Driving Work" describe how important a bus driver's job is to children's safety, and a typical day's work, qualifications, and training. Also discusses vehicle safety features, rider responsibilities, and the history of school buses. Illustrations depict various kinds of buses, including a vintage one.

Discusses rules and techniques for school bus safety.

A student considers various creatures that she could take to school instead of the "smelly school bus.".

Text and over 370 photographs describe ninety armored fighting vehicles used during World War I and World War II.

Follows the progress of school buses as they take children to school and bring them home again.