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Choppers let riders take to the road in style. These motorcycles are the coolest things on two wheels. But there are lots of ways to make these vehicles faster and louder. Reluctant readers will love finding out how in this easy-to-read and appealing high-interest book.

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9781666356540

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Bright, exciting photos and engaging text shine in this standout series. Surrounded by plenty of white space, the text of each book focuses on modifications that may be necessary to enhance the comfort and/or performance of the different kinds of racing vehicles. In the books where readers might actually own one of the vehicles (like BMX bikes, dirt bikes, and go-karts), Amstutz uses a relatable mod ""suggestion"" style of writing that encourages readers to upgrade their own gears. This is an interesting concept that would work even -better if the websites listed in back included instructional guides on how to make the mods. For vehicles like choppers and stock cars, the author focuses on what racers and their pit crews do to ensure the machines perform at their peak. The writing itself is both informational and casual in a way that readers will find inherently trustworthy. Overall, these are good picks for most libraries. -VERDICT A first purchase series.--Abby Bussen, Muskego Public Library ""School Library Journal""

Bright, exciting photos and engaging text shine in this standout series. Surrounded by plenty of white space, the text of each book focuses on modifications that may be necessary to enhance the comfort and/or performance of the different kinds of racing vehicles. In the books where readers might actually own one of the vehicles (like BMX bikes, dirt bikes, and go-karts), Amstutz uses a relatable mod suggestion style of writing that encourages readers to upgrade their own gears. This is an interesting concept that would work even -better if the websites listed in back included instructional guides on how to make the mods. For vehicles like choppers and stock cars, the author focuses on what racers and their pit crews do to ensure the machines perform at their peak. The writing itself is both informational and casual in a way that readers will find inherently trustworthy. Overall, these are good picks for most libraries. -VERDICT A first purchase series.--Abby Bussen, Muskego Public Library School Library Journal

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Lisa Amstutz is the author of more than 150 children's books on topics ranging from applesauce to zebra mussels. An ecologist by training, she enjoys sharing her love of nature with kids. Lisa lives on a small farm with her family.

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