Transferring data to Macbook from iBook

I have transferred lots of needed files from my old iBook to my new Macbook but can't get them to open. They were done on Appleworks 6.2.2. Is there any hope of opening them? I purchased Office for Mac with my new laptop.
Macbook   Mac OS X (10.4.7)  

ok. I enabled Appleworks 5 and 6 in the Word menu. The same thing happened as before when I tried to open a transferred document: a box popped up with options to get iWorks...I assume for a price. There was a trial for 30 days but don't I need it for more time if I am to be able to continue to open these documents as I wish?

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