{mobiePub} Construction Site on Christmas Night (Christmas Book for Kids Childrens Book Holiday Picture Book) Free Download

PreS-Gr 1-Rinker is back with her construction vehicles prepping for the holidays. The rhyming
text follows how the machines work hard to construct a 'special house' that must be ready for
Christmas Eve. Each machine is allotted three or four pages to describe their work, before being
given a gift (Bulldozer gets a new carbon steel blade), and then bidden Merry Christmas and
Goodnight. Once Crane finishes the job by topping the construction with a star, new fire trucks and
rescue vehicles roll in, and readers realize what has been built: a new fire station. As usual, these
happy trucks are anthropomorphized just enough to appeal to kids. The neocolor wax oil crayon
illustrations offer bright colors and scenes that are engaging without being overwhelming, ending
with peaceful, snowy scenes. Although this is a bit lengthy for toddler audiences, children will love
shouting out the names of the vehicles and the parts they are gifted, as well as guessing what
they're creating. ­VERDICT Rinker's popularity makes this holiday title a first purchase for all
public libraries. It's perfect for one-on-one and small group sharing.-Liz Anderson, DC Public
Libraryα(c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source,
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Magazine's 20 Best Christmas Books for KidsRed Tricycle Best Holiday Books for Babies and
ToddlersParenting.com Best Christmas and Holiday Books for Kids'A Yuletide tale of hard work,
happy surprises and the gratification of a job well done.' —The Wall Street Journal'A celebration
of teamwork, hard work and pride in a job well done.' —The San Francisco Chronicle
'Vroom! If your child loves Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site, then they will adore this
Christmas book.' —Parenting.com'Fans of Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site rejoice! This
is the perfect Christmas Eve book.' —Romper'An excellent addition to the series and a welcome
Christmas gift idea for even the smallest construction fans.' —The Children's Book Review
'A delight for truck lovers, holiday fans, and kids who enjoy some rhythmic verse as they nod off to
dreamland.' —Common Sense Media'If you have little ones who love Goodnight, Goodnight,
Construction Site and Mighty, Mighty, Construction Site, this holiday book will bring them just as
much construction joy!' —Red Tricycle'Fans of Sherri Duskey Rinker's Goodnight, Goodnight,
Construction Site will love her new holiday themed picture book.' —Omnivoracious'Delightful' —
Everyday Reading'Truck lovers will gladly welcome the friendly rigs for Christmas.' —
Publishers Weekly'Return to the world of Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site with the same
dedicated trucks and action-packed rhymes-now with a bit of holiday cheer thrown in.' —