Best Selling Books by Lee Sullivan

Introduces the parts and uses of motorcycles.

It digs up dirt. It packs earth down hard. This earthmover is on the move! How do earthmovers work? And what kinds of jobs do earthmovers do? Read this book to find out! Learn all about mighty machines in the Vroom-Vroom series—part of the Lightning Bolt Books™ collection. With high-energy designs, exciting photos, and fun text, Lightning Bolt Books™ bring nonfiction topics to life!

Introduces trains, describing their parts, discussing what they carry, and explaining how they move.

Nathaniel, a magician''s apprentice, summons up the djinni Bartimaeus and instructs him to steal the Amulet of Samarkand from the powerful magician Simon Lovelace.

Tells the story of the Wright Brothers’ invention of the airplane, climaxing in the triumphant first flight of the Flyer at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in 1903.

Introduces jet planes, how they work, and for what purposes they are used.

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Introduces different kinds of bridges, their materials, construction, and maintenance.

An introduction to the variety and beauty of towers, including the purposes they serve.

Explains why people travel in air and space and introduces the various forms of transportation used.

Explains what a park is, how and why parks are built or preserved, and why parks are important to us, using examples of different kinds of parks from around the country.

Introduces some different modes of transportation used in rural areas, including cars, trucks, bicycles, sleds, ferry boats, and even walking.

An introduction to some of the different ways people get around in cities, from walking and biking to ferry boats and skates.

Describes many of the ways people move themselves and goods around on rivers, lakes, canals, and oceans.

Briefly describes some of the methods used to move goods from one place to another, including pack animals, barges and other boats, trains, and trucks.

The fabric of space and time itself is in turmoil, disrupted and torn by time anomalies resulting from Galvatron''s dabbling with past and future. Transformers from two eras collide in an attempt to save the entire universe, pitted against two halves of the same whole - Megatron and Galvatron.

Describes different kinds of tunnels, how they are built, and what they are used for.

When the Autobots dream, they engage in battles and adventures.

When a space-time rift materializes near the Quintesson homeworld, the merciless warriors set off to establish a new home planet - and their target is Cybertron.

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) presents a biographical sketch of American spy Virginia Hall (1906-?), written in first person. Hall was a spy for the Allied forces during World War II. The resource was developed as a learning tool for children.