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Photographs and text describes some of the world's biggest thrill rides such as the Millennium Force coaster in Sandusky, Ohio.

Contains photographs and descriptions of ten of the most thrilling roller coasters in the world, looking at rides in the U.

Photographs and text examine the unique features of amusement park rides and provide facts and information about the Singapore Flyer, the Giant Drop, Delirium, Jurassic Park: The Ride, Insano, and others.

Harriet accepts her friend George's challenge to ride the frightening roller coaster, and finds out that she is the brave one.

On his 83rd birthday, Eddie, a lonely war veteran, dies in a tragic accident trying to save a little girl from a falling cart.

Traces the history and influence of the Ferris wheel since 1893, when the first giant steel wheel, the invention of engineer George Ferris, was constructed for the Columbian Exposition in Chicago.

Eleven-year-old Samantha Carver is thrilled when she wins a ticket for a new ride at Mr.

Lola is convinced that she is finally tall enough to ride the "Super Dooper Loop the Looper" at the fair, but her older brother Charlie gently tells her that she is still too short, but that there are many good things about being small.

"A colorful survey of water rides, including their boats or slides and other features, descriptions of the ride experience, and a brief history.

Come with Dave and his son Taylor for a day of fun at an amusement park.

Hot Rod Hamster and his friends have lots of fun at the Monster Truck Mania fair, where they play with friends, eat good fun, and go on rides.

Freddy and his friends go to the county fair, but Freddy is a little nervous to ride the giant swing.

Did you know that a rollercoaster does not need an engine or power source of its own? And how exactly does a bumper car go without gas? Young science lovers will flip when they learn about the science behind amusement parks in this fun, fact-filled Level 3 Ready-to-Read!.

Readers will learn how STEM subjects--science, technology, engineering, and math--make amusement parks fun and safe, and how these classroom concepts are used to run each part of a park's operations.