Super Trucks
Super Trucks by Clive Gifford, published by Dorling Kindersley in 2013, is a vibrant exploration of the world of trucks, featuring 96 pages filled with engaging content. This book invites readers to hop into the driver’s seat and discover some of the fastest, loudest, and most powerful trucks on the planet, enhanced by colorful photographs and fast facts that bring these vehicles to life.
Readers will encounter real-life stories of individuals who operate these impressive machines, including long-distance truckers and paramedics in action. The book covers a wide range of truck types, from military vehicles to monster trucks, and delves into the history of heavy haulers, including steam trucks from the 1920s. With a focus on transportation and automotive themes, Super Trucks offers an informative and entertaining look at the fascinating world of trucks for young readers.
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Take a rip-roaring ride with some seriously terrific trucks
Hop into the driving seat and put your brain in gear for an amazing ride with some seriously SuperTrucks. Be prepared to be dazzled by the fastest, loudest, most powerful, and coolest machines on the planet.
Fast facts, colour photographs and feature stories bring the world of these vehicles to life in SuperTrucks. Follow real-life stories of the people who drive the massive machines; take a trip with a long distance trucker and accompany a life-saving paramedic in an ambulance travelling at full speed. You’ll find pick-up trucks, military trucks and tankers as well as desert racers, amphibious trucks and monster trucks. Also, learn about the history of these heavy haulers and read all about the steam trucks of the 1920s; how they worked and what they were used for.
For anyone who loves to find out how things go, look no further than the amazing world of SuperTrucks.
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