Brady Peter Books

Cows

By Brady Peter

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A brief introduction to dairy cows and their life on the farm.

Sheep

By Brady Peter

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Introduces the farm animal which is raised for its meat and for its woolly coat. Includes a brief explanation of how to make yarn.

Chickens

By Brady Peter

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Introduces the most common bird in the world by presenting facts about its physical characteristics, what it eats, where it lives, and the eggs which it lays.

Freight trains

By Brady Peter

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Describes various kinds of train cars including the boxcar, livestock car, and flatcar.

Firetrucks

By Brady Peter

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An introduction to fire trucks, what they carry, and what they do.

Ovejas

By Brady Peter

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Introduces the farm animal which is raised for its meat and for its woolly coat. Includes a brief explanation of how to make yarn.

Camiones de bomberos

By Brady Peter

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An introduction to fire trucks, what they carry, and what they do.

Bulldozers in action

By Brady Peter

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"Describes bulldozers, including their history, their parts, and how they work"--Provided by publisher.

Tractors in action

By Brady Peter

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"Discusses the history, function, and workings of tractors"--Provided by publisher.

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