For more books about vehicles for young children, look in J385, J387, J628, and J619 in our nonfiction section. Click here for a print-friendly version of this list.
Author | Title | Call Number |
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Barton | My Bus A bus driver picks up passengers on his bus route. | JE Barton |
Braun | Whoosh and Chug! Slow and steady Chug saves the day. | JE Braun |
Brown | The Airport Book Take an exploratory journey through the airport. | JE Brown |
Clement | Speed Stock cars engage in a speed race. | JE Clement |
Crews | Freight Train A colorful train goes through tunnels, by cities, and over trestles. | JE Crews |
Davies | All Aboard for the Bobo Road Fatima and Galo's dad drives the bus all the way to Bobo. | JE Davies |
de la Pena | Last Stop on Market Street Grandma helps CJ see the beauty and fun of their routine on the bus ride home. | JE de la Pena |
Dewdney | Little Excavator Little Excavator wants to help the big rigs transform a vacant lot into a park. | JE Dewdney |
Dopirak | Twinkle Twinkle Little Car A little red car takes a final cruise around town before bed. | JE Dopirak |
Fleming | Bulldozer's Big Day Bulldozer's friends plan a surprise party for him. | JE Fleming |
Friend | With Any Luck, I'll Drive a Truck A little boy pretends to drive every big vehicle he can imagine. | JE Friend |
Gall | Dinotrux Prehistoric trucks roam, then rust and go extinct. | JE Gall |
Garcia | Chugga Chugga Choo Choo A train goes on a long trip with many stops. | JE Garcia |
Gilbert | Go, Girls, Go! Girls can do--and drive--anything! | JE Gilbert |
Hamilton | Yellow Copter Yellow Copter saves a teacher caught on a Ferris wheel. | JE Hamilton |
Jacobs | Count on the Subway A mother and child count their way there and back on a subway ride. | JE Jacobs |
London | Sleep Train A little boy goes on a bedtime adventure as he counts train cars. | JE London |
Olivera | ABCs on Wheels A beautifully graphic ABC book about all things that go. | JE Olivera |
Penfold | Food Truck Fest! A colorful, whimsical book about food trucks. | JE Penfold |
Pinkney | Puppy Truck Carter discovers his new truck is just as fun and rascally as a puppy. | JE Pinkney |
Quintero | My Papi has a Motorcycle Daisy sees her neighborhood from the back of her dad's motorcycle. | JE Quintero |
Ransome | New Red Bike! Tom enjoys his brand-new bicycle and then shares it with a friend. | JE Ransome |
Raschka | Everyone Can Learn to Ride a Bicycle A father teaches his daughter all about bicycle riding. | JE Raschka |
Rinker | Three Cheers for Kid McGear! Kid McGear proves a small, all-purpose truck can save the day. | JE Rinker |
Rosen | The Bus Is for Us! Kids agree that the bus is the best because it's for everyone to share. | JE Rosen |
Savage | Supertruck During a snowstorm, only one superhero can save the day. | JE Savage |
Schertle | Good Night, Little Blue Truck It's easy to be brave together during a thunderstorm. | JE Schertle |
Scieszka | Race from A to Z Different trucks join in a race through the streets of Trucktown. | JE Scieszka |
Sehgal | The Wheels on the Tuk Tuk The wheels on the tuk tuk go round and round all over the city, in India. | JE Sehgal |
Shaskan | Big Choo Little Choo wants to be just like his father. | JE Shaskan |
Sierra | Preschool to the Rescue Preschoolers save the day when vehicles get stuck in the mud. | JE Sierra |
Stark | Trucker and Train Trucker learns to be patient and less bossy with Train's help. | JE Stark |
Sutton | Roadwork Busy people and big, noisy machines build a road together. | JE Sutton |
Swenson | Big Rig An eighteen-wheeler invites you to join him on his workday. | JE Swenson |
Todd | Food Trucks! Short rhymes and facts introduce food trucks and what they offer. | JE Todd |
Valentine | Little Taco Truck Little Taco Truck fears no one will want his tacos anymore when newcomers arrive. | JE Valentine |
Van Dusen | If I Built a Car Jack describes the amazing kind of car he would build. | JE Van Dusen |
Last Updated: 9/20
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