{My thoughts} – Construction vehicles are always fun for a child to watch. Most children enjoy watching them, because to them they are pretty fascinating. In this book you get to see a dump truck, steamroller, excavator, concrete mixer, bulldozer and a crane. Many of these construction vehicles easily catch the attention of many children.

When reading through this book the first part of page with the construction vehicle has a short sentence about it and then the next page tells you to make the wheels spin. I am a huge fan of books that have hands on things for children to do. This book is made similar to the Let’s Go, Rescue Trucks book. My two year old daughter is a huge fan of that particular book and because of it this book was a huge hit in our house. She instantly fell in love and wants to keep having it read to her over and over again.

The wheels in this book spin like gears and they move when you move the opposite wheel. Children can spin these wheels as you are reading to them in order to keep them interested in the book more. My daughter loves to spin them over and over, she will page through the book even when sitting alone and just spin them and spin them. It’s something that she enjoys. Like the Let’s Go Rescue Trucks Book, this is another of her favorite books.

I love to see my kids happy and this book and the Let’s Go Rescue Trucks book are officially her favorites. If you have a little one that enjoys having books that are hands on and allow for children to be able to do things to help keep their attention on the book. This book helps to do that for them and it gives you as a parent the ability to finish reading the book to them so that they are able to enjoy it more and more. ( )

First sentence: I move dirt from place to place. I can clear out any space! I am a dump truck. Make my wheels spin. Let construction begin!
My round roller has no grooves. I make sure the roads are smooth! I am a steamroller. Make my wheels spin. Let construction begin!

Premise/plot: A [mostly] rhyming construction-themed book for young(er) readers. This one has the repetitive refrain: Make my wheels spin. Let construction begin!

My thoughts: I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the interactive element in this one. Will every young child? Maybe. Maybe not. But if your little one does happen to think it is the greatest thing ever, then the catchy narrative is a bonus.

I found the interactive element mesmerizing (in a good way, I think). Definitely recommended.

ETA: A few reviewers have pointed out that one truck is mislabeled/misidentified in the story. ( )

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