buses

When Jamie, nicknamed "Punkzilla, " travels by bus to see his fatally ill older brother, Peter, he writes letters to him detailing his experiences along the way.

Introduces the work of the bus driver, who helps people by taking them where they want to go.

Illustrates the children's song "Wheels on the Bus," depicting an ordinary--yet eventful--bus ride through a town in France, and includes the song's score.

"In [this book], emergent readers learn about buses and how they're used as a mode of transportation"--Provided by publisher.

"How do I get to school? While lots of students hop on a bus, [this book] . . . explores some alternative methods used by kids around the world, including subways, bikes, and boats"--Provided by publisher.

Clara is excited to be taking the bus to her grandmother's house today. It's the first time she is going on her own. Little does she know that there will be a whole cast of interesting characters keeping her company. The ride just might be more of an adventure than she imagined!.

Simple text and photographs introduce traveling by city bus.

"Follow along with Sophia as she learns about pollution using the Next Generation Science Standards."--Provided by publisher.

On the eve of her sixteenth birthday, Erin receives her long-dead mother's diary, which reveals that she too revered Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" and wanted to be a writer, and Erin impulsively decides to take the Greyhound bus from St. Paul, Minnesota to Monroeville, Alabama, to visit the reclusive author.

Thomas the tank engine and Bertie the bus agree to race to see who is faster.