Follow The Trail Trucks

Invites young readers to explore the world of trucks, offering information about such vehicles as diggers, fire engines, recycling trucks, and dump trucks.

Little ones can use their fingers to follow the glittery, bumpy, shiny trails in this farm book.

John Fielder llama-packed the 470 miles of the spectacular Colorado Trail from Denver to Durango. Here's your ticket to seeing the trail wind through the Colorado Rockies from home!

Discover search-and-find finger-tracing fun as you trace the trails and follow the truck through the busy pictures! Explore the colorful illustrations as you trace the grooved trails on each page with your fingers and follow the truck through the five different busy pictures. Each scene is full of lots of other beeping, chugging, and rumbling vehicles to spot, too. There are bumpy textures to find and feel, plus peep-through windows lead you through the pages as you follow that truck and find out where it is going! The tactile trails, bumpy textures and die-cut holes are perfect for sensory fun and interactive play. Bright, colorful illustrations feature lots of detail to spot and words to say out loud, and aid development of first words and early reading.

McPhee, in prose distinguished by its warm humor, keen insight, and rich sense of human character, looks at the people who drive trucks, captain ships, pilot towboats, drive coal trains, and carry lobsters through the air: people who work in freight transportation.

Pictures and text explore the history of commercial trucking from the beginning of the 20th century to the present, including an introduction of some well-known trucking companies and manufacturers.

A fun first book with a carry handle for toddlers on the go. Rhyming, read-aloud text.

Chiefly photographs of the highway's construction.