AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR: Marcia S. Freeman & Gail Saunders-Smith
PUBLICATION DATE: 1999
GENRE: Nonfiction
BRIEF OVERVIEW: Fire engines are big trucks that fire fighters drive around when there is a fire that they have to handle, The engines have a lot of equipment on them which is explained in the book.
INTEGRATED ACTIVITY: Students could take a blank copy of a fire engine and label all the parts that were described in the book.
REVIEWER'S NAME & AFFILIATION: Sarah Bessenger, Valdosta State University
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