by Sherri Duskey Rinker (Author) Tom Lichtenheld (Illustrator)
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The five industrious vehicles previously spotlighted in the bestselling Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site eagerly start a new day in this sequel, which brings the machines new challenges and welcome assistance. Recharged and revved up, the vehicles review the plan for their new project ("A massive building so immense--/ this giant job will be intense!") and call for help. Construction aficionados will be eager to see what these reinforcements can do, as they roll onto the site to create a "mighty, massive supercrew." The work force doubles with five additional vehicles, such as Skid Steer and Bulldozer, and Rinker's rhymes both introduce them and explain how they operate in tandem: "Skid's breaker bit blasts rocks to rubble, / so 'Dozer rolls through without trouble./ Two friends at work--one big, one small;/ they clear the way. They move it all!" Rinker and Lichtenheld are an equally solid team, and their bouncy rhymes and earth-toned images of cheerfully anthropomorphic vehicles keep the tone upbeat and amicable. Another job well done. Ages 2-4. Agent: Amy Rennert, Amy Rennert Agency. (Feb.)
Copyright 2016 Publishers Weekly, LLC Used with permission.PreS-Gr 1--In this follow-up to the wildly popular Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site, the trucks are back, working together to get the job done. This task is a bit too big for the old crew, though, and some new friends make an appearance, including a skid steer loader, a backhoe, a flatbed, a pumper truck, and a front-end loader. Fans of the first title, and vehicle lovers in general, will adore this story that's perfect for reading anytime of day. Filled with vibrant illustrations and rich vocabulary, this rhyming tale is sure to make readers grin as brightly as the smiling vehicles in the book! VERDICT A solid addition for storytimes and one-on-one sharing. Expect high circulation.--Emily E. Lazio, The New York Public Library
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