Wild Wheels
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Gtos
by Heather Moore Niver
Part of the Wild Wheels series
What cars were made famous by Ferrari in the 1960s? What cars inspired songs by many musicians throughout the years? They're Gran Turismo Omologato-universally known as the GTO. Readers see just how big an impact these cars had on the world of automobiles. From GTO motorcycles to the popular Pontiac GTO, these high-performance machines continue to rank as some of the greatest sport vehicles of all time. Bright images show these powerful cars and bikes in action. Series Review: Wild Wheels, Set 1"This series is sure to be as popular as the subjects themselves. The light, somewhat breezy texts move quickly, presenting the history of the cars and just the right amount of information...The vocabulary is right on target. The bright, colorful illustrations are excellent, usually filling the spreads as background to the narratives. Boxed captions are informative, and are placed so that they do not detract from the illustrations...Overall, this series is a first purchase."-School Library Journal
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Chevelles
by Michael Portman
Part of the Wild Wheels series
Did you know that the 1970 Chevelle SS 454 LS6 was the most powerful muscle car ever produced? Readers discover this and many other facts waiting for them. They explore the fascinating history behind the development of these cars. Vibrant images guide readers as they learn about the different models of Chevelles. Though Chevelles have not been made since 1977, this book explains why the Chevelle is a memorable model. Series Review: Wild Wheels, Set 1"This series is sure to be as popular as the subjects themselves. The light, somewhat breezy texts move quickly, presenting the history of the cars and just the right amount of information...The vocabulary is right on target. The bright, colorful illustrations are excellent, usually filling the spreads as background to the narratives. Boxed captions are informative, and are placed so that they do not detract from the illustrations...Overall, this series is a first purchase."-School Library Journal
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Camaros
by Heather Moore Niver
Part of the Wild Wheels series
Eye-catching Camaros have been cruising the street and track for five generations. This book takes a look at one of our most popular muscle cars. From the Indianapolis 500 to the blockbuster movie Transformers, this model is an American icon. Readers will explore the fascinating designs and learn which celebrities are proud to call themselves Camaro owners. Series Review: Wild Wheels, Set 1"This series is sure to be as popular as the subjects themselves. The light, somewhat breezy texts move quickly, presenting the history of the cars and just the right amount of information...The vocabulary is right on target. The bright, colorful illustrations are excellent, usually filling the spreads as background to the narratives. Boxed captions are informative, and are placed so that they do not detract from the illustrations...Overall, this series is a first purchase."-School Library Journal
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Torinos
by Michael Portman
Part of the Wild Wheels series
Did you know that Mustangs were not the only muscle cars developed by the Ford Motor Company? Fairlanes and Torinos were also important members of the Ford family in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. Readers will learn about these affordable cars, which offered something for everyone, from speedy race cars to family vehicles with a little something extra under the hood. Detailed photographs show the many models of these cars, which deserve the same attention as the other muscle cars of their time. Series Review: Wild Wheels, Set 1"This series is sure to be as popular as the subjects themselves. The light, somewhat breezy texts move quickly, presenting the history of the cars and just the right amount of information...The vocabulary is right on target. The bright, colorful illustrations are excellent, usually filling the spreads as background to the narratives. Boxed captions are informative, and are placed so that they do not detract from the illustrations...Overall, this series is a first purchase."-School Library Journal
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Mustangs
by Michael Portman
Part of the Wild Wheels series
The Ford Motor Company created one of the most influential cars of all time when it developed the Mustang. Readers see exactly how this car impacted the worlds of automobiles and popular culture. Modeled after the sports cars of Europe in the early 1960s, Mustangs have gone through many changes, but are still seen in car dealerships and on roads all across America. Vivid photographs show Mustangs throughout their history, and fun facts explain how they became one of the most important American cars ever developed. Series Review: Wild Wheels, Set 1"This series is sure to be as popular as the subjects themselves. The light, somewhat breezy texts move quickly, presenting the history of the cars and just the right amount of information...The vocabulary is right on target. The bright, colorful illustrations are excellent, usually filling the spreads as background to the narratives. Boxed captions are informative, and are placed so that they do not detract from the illustrations...Overall, this series is a first purchase."-School Library Journal
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Chargers
by Michael Portman
Part of the Wild Wheels series
Dodge Chargers have been used for everything from police vehicles to the popular General Lee on the television series The Dukes of Hazzard. This fun resource explores just how big a part of American culture these cars truly are. It explains how Dodge Chargers have changed over the years to meet the needs and wants of American drivers. Colorful photographs provide a guide to the many models of this car, which has been a staple in showrooms and on the roads for over 40 years. Series Review: Wild Wheels, Set 1"This series is sure to be as popular as the subjects themselves. The light, somewhat breezy texts move quickly, presenting the history of the cars and just the right amount of information...The vocabulary is right on target. The bright, colorful illustrations are excellent, usually filling the spreads as background to the narratives. Boxed captions are informative, and are placed so that they do not detract from the illustrations...Overall, this series is a first purchase."-School Library Journal
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