earthmoving machinery

Simple text and photographs introduce bulldozers.

Simple text and color illustrations introduce construction vehicles.

What kid doesn't love dump trucks? And diggers, loaders, bulldozers, and big spinning concrete mixers? There are also mighty machines that kids might not see. Rock-eating tunnelers used underground, roadbuilders and pavers used at night, and enormous flat-bed trucks that carry the supertall cranes used to build skyscrapers.

Photographs and simple text introduce early readers to the parts and functions of diggers.

"Golden book." Color illustrations and text describe large work machines used for building roads, mining, and various other jobs.

Simple text and photographs provide an introduction to earth movers.

Ryder and the PAW Patrol pups discover cool facts about planes, trains, cars and other vehicles in a fact-filled activity guide that is complemented by jokes and real-life trivia.

The Big Rigs are working hard at the construction site when Little Excavator rolls up, eager to help. But Little Excavator isn't big enough. So how will he help?.

"Earth borers are huge, amazing tools that help build tunnels. Readers will dig deep underground with these massive machines to learn how they chew up rocks and dirt and help engineers build new things far below Earth's surface . . . full-color photographs showcase these large borers and the tunnels they create, which are used by cars, trucks, and even trains to take people from place to place. . . . also looks at the environmental impact these machines have on our lives and potential problems they cause, such as sinkholes"--Publisher.

"Each day, the big trucks go to work. They scoop and hoist and push. But when Digger discovers something growing in the rubble, he sets in motion a series of events that will change him, and the city, forever"--OCLC.