Big Trucks Book Review

Title: Big Trucks


Author: Sergio De Giorgi

Genre: Christian, Children, Construction, Boys, Trucks and Tractors, Teamwork, Board Book, Touch and Feel

Plot: Working on a busy construction site requires teamwork from characters like Digger, Tipper, Diggit, Dozer and Stretch as they lift piles of wood, haul dirt and rocks, and move the earth to build the work site. They are colorful, cheerful and know that by working together, they can get the job done faster and better than by working alone or fighting.

Complete with touch and feel elements on each page, young readers (especially boys) will love this book and want to read it over and over while reenacting their favorite scenes.

Likes/Dislikes: This is a very simple short little book full of dirt, rocks and noisy trucks and tractors. My four year old daughter loves it and has trucks and tractors of her own to play with. The two year old was intrigued by the touch and feel spots but overall could care less about the story itself. She's rather a girly-girl. While I personally thought it was cute and perfect for my oldest, I found the touch and feel spots to be lacking. They are mainly sandpaper, a shiny mirror and some smooth "rubber." Not very intriguing at all in my opinion.

Rating: G-all ages.

Date Review Written: July 24th, 2018

I received a copy of this book courtesy of BookLook Bloggers for my honest opinion and wasn't required to write a positive review. The opinions expressed in the above review are my own.