Nathan Clementis a graphic artist by profession and a truck aficionado by choice. Nathan has worked in communications for seventeen years. He has owned a printing company, designed books, been an art director for an ad agency, and currently works at illustrating and writing. He earned his BFA in art and writing from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1989. He lives with his wife in Indianapolis, Indiana.

* "Should delight truck lovers every bit as much as its predecessor, Drive (2008). . . . What more could a kid want?" —Publishers Weekly, starred review"Has a welcome simplicity that suits younger readers just as well, even as it uses real vocabulary for the trucks and their parts. . . . A good choice for group sharing." —Kirkus Reviews

Nathan Clementis a graphic artist by profession and a truck aficionado by choice. Nathan has worked in communications for seventeen years. He has owned a printing company, designed books, been an art director for an ad agency, and currently works at illustrating and writing. He earned his BFA in art and writing from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1989. He lives with his wife in Indianapolis, Indiana.

* "Should delight truck lovers every bit as much as its predecessor, Drive (2008). . . . What more could a kid want?" —Publishers Weekly, starred review"Has a welcome simplicity that suits younger readers just as well, even as it uses real vocabulary for the trucks and their parts. . . . A good choice for group sharing." —Kirkus Reviews

Nathan Clementis a graphic artist by profession and a truck aficionado by choice. Nathan has worked in communications for seventeen years. He has owned a printing company, designed books, been an art director for an ad agency, and currently works at illustrating and writing. He earned his BFA in art and writing from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1989. He lives with his wife in Indianapolis, Indiana.

* "Should delight truck lovers every bit as much as its predecessor, Drive (2008). . . . What more could a kid want?" —Publishers Weekly, starred review"Has a welcome simplicity that suits younger readers just as well, even as it uses real vocabulary for the trucks and their parts. . . . A good choice for group sharing." —Kirkus Reviews