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Trucks, Trucks, Trucks
by
Peter Sís
Plowing Digging Hauling Scooping Is there anything that Matt and his battalion of big rigs can't do? Of course not Caldecott Honor-winning Peter Sis throws things into high gear in this irresistible follow-up book to his popular " Fire Truck." Young viewers will be enchanted by nine brightly colored earth-shaking machines, including a dump truck, a plow, a bulldozer, and a...more
Hardcover
Published
1999
by Greenwillow Books
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This will be fantastic to read in toddler time. Very few words--but plenty of actions to get the children to do along with the book. Large illustrations to capture their attention. And a great choice for any of the truck-loving kids we have in the group.
4/27/10 & 4/29/10 & 5/3/10 & 5/5/10: Perfect. Each group loved it. A couple had extreme truck lovers so they thought it was great. And they loved doing the motions and such. But they all LOVED the lifting truck. Even the parents thoug...more
4/27/10 & 4/29/10 & 5/3/10 & 5/5/10: Perfect. Each group loved it. A couple had extreme truck lovers so they thought it was great. And they loved doing the motions and such. But they all LOVED the lifting truck. Even the parents thoug...more
In this book a little boy had to clean up all his trucks. He pretended to be a workman. He digged with one of his trucks. He plowed with one of his trucks. He pushed with one of his trucks. He rolled with one of his trucks. He scooped with one of his trucks. He loaded with one of his trucks. He hauled with one of his trucks. He sweeped with one of his trucks. He lifted with one of his trucks until it was all cleaned up. I didn't like this book because it was about trucks. -by Felicity
In this book a little played with his trucks. He digs with one of his trucks. He plows with one of his trucks. He pushes with one of his trucks. He rolls. And then scoops. And then he loads. And hauling. And sweeping. And lifting. And then he cleans up and then his Mom tells him he can go outside for a little while. I liked this book because there's trucks in it. -by Alexander
A little boy cleans up his room using a variety of trucks and gives a one word description of their work such as hauling, plowing, and loading. Features a gate-fold illustration that opens into a three-page spread.
This book has about on word for each page. It explains all the different things that trucks can do. I would recommend this book for kindergarten or younger.
I need to remember this one for Jack. Not much to it, but then again, Jordan isn't all that in to trucks. I'm a bit curious as to why she picked this one...
I like how the pictures and accompanying words get bigger page after page. I also like the page that opens and all the detail Sis puts into each truck.
Peter Sis brilliantly captures a child's fascination with anything "truck".
Emergent reader level. Huge print. Boys would like
My son loves this book!
May 09, 2011
Little Miss and the Legomeister
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review of another edition
Shelves:
vehicles,
board-books
Legomeister loved this book when he was three and four. Simple yet imaginative, it's a pleasure to read.
Apr 09, 2013
Igraine
marked it as auf-gar-keinen-fall
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Reshme Dyal
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