Genre:
Bedtime stories
Stories in rhyme
Picture books for children
Character:
Anthropomorphic
Tone:
Quiet
Subject headings:
Trucks
Work vehicles
Bedtime
Construction equipment
Motor vehicles

Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night is a cute children's picture book about what different trucks do for bedtime. Just like all the other digger series books, I wouldn't read this in my class, but it would be a good reference for when my students are learning to write sentences as well as learning about 3rd person. This truck is solely written in question format and uses a lot of 3rd person words such as they, they're and they've. ( )

A great bedtime story for kids. it explores a hidden world of big trucks and how and where they sleep. From fire trucks to transport trucks, they all sleep but how they sleep are expressed through rhyme. There are beautiful illustrations that grabs kids' attention. Fun book right before bed. ( )

This was a cute story asking where trucks sleep at night. The trucks were all anthropomorphized with faces and acting on their own. The colors were bright, yet there was a softness to the illustrations that made it very pleasant to the reader.The rhymes were all very nice and nothing seemed forced. The story concludes with all of the trucks miniaturized in the room of a child and they are all sleeping happly. ( )

This book, along with the rest of the series all have great wording and illustrations!

My preschoolers love this book along with the others and i highly recommend checking this book out. ( )