Loud sirens. Bright colors. Real heroes--a fire truck book for toddlers The loud sirens, the bright red paint, and a ladder that seems to extend into the clouds--it's no wonder why toddlers are obsessed with firetrucks. Go, Go, Fire Trucks! is a standout selection in truck books for toddler boys ages 3 and under; an engaging experience that will dazzle their imagination with real-life photos and a fun rhyming story. Go beyond other truck books for toddler boys with a peek into the daily lives of our brave firefighters. With easy rhymes, they'll learn how a fire station works, about different firefighting vehicles, and even meet the firehouse pet! This top choice among truck books for toddler boys includes: Variety of trucks--It's not just the average fire engines they'll discover but also vehicles like ambulances, wildland engines, firefighting planes, and more. Hot knowledge--With helpful labels, they'll be able to identify certain parts of the truck, tools, and firefighting gear in one of the most comprehensive truck books for toddler boys. Blazing details--The up-close photography shows all the intricate details of a standard fire engine. With colorful images and an entertaining story, this book is everything truck books for toddler boys should be.

Big engines, big tires, big fun—a construction truck book for ages 0 to 3 Little else can light up a youngster's eyes than seeing a large, loud truck go rumbling by. With tons of colorful photographs paired with engaging information, Go, Go Construction Trucks! is a standout selection in truck books for toddlers ages 3 and under and will have them dreaming of one day being behind the wheel of one of these awesome machines. From trucks that dig and lift to ones that haul, this book has it all. Toddlers can follow along with a fun and clever rhyming verse that makes their learning experience more fun as the construction site gets built with each turn of the page. One of the most captivating truck books for toddlers includes: Trucks galore—All the main construction trucks like a bulldozer, forklift, excavator, and others are covered in this top choice among truck books for toddlers. Easy to read—The toddler-appropriate text makes it simple for your young one to get from beginning to end. Eye-catching images—Truck books for toddlers should contain detailed photography and provide kids with an idea of what they could be driving one day. Go beyond other truck books for toddlers with Go, Go Construction Trucks!

Toddlers will love interacting with their favorite construction trucks while learning, as a rhyming refrain on every spread invites them to spin the vehicle's wheels.

Eight noisy trucks grumble, roar, and crunch their way through this board book.

For fans of all things that go this noisy alphabet book explores construction equipment from A to Z. Find out about these construction machines and more, from a huge saw that cuts through roads to a massive vacuum that sucks up boulders. You'll even learn a quick and easy recipe for concrete. Rock crushers, jackhammers, and wrecking balls will delight the youngest of readers learning their ABCs. Jerry Pallotta's trademark humor punctuates the informative text. Vibrant oil paintings bring to life a busy construction site.

Dump Truck Daisy and her construction vehicle crew are on a secret nighttime mission — build a playground before sunrise! Detailed endnotes provide additional information about construction vehicles and inclusive playgrounds. Vibrant artwork and a catchy disco tune and animation make this a stellar choice for any child who is fascinated by construction vehicles.

“Rising above the usual singsong name-checking, Vestergaard celebrates not only the jobs these machines perform but also their marvelous mechanics.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review) Sixteen boisterous, rhyming poems — each one highlighting the job and personality of a different vehicle, from a backhoe to an ambulance to a snowplow — invite young children to meet their favorite trucks face-to-face. Cheerful illustrations show each one in action, digging (or dozing, or dumping) away. Engaging visual details like an anxious turtle crossing the street just ahead of a steamroller are sure to keep preschoolers poring over the pages as they consider the question, “Trucks as far as eyes can see. . . . Which truck would you like to be?”