Construction Site on Christmas Night: (Christmas Book for Kids, Children's Book, Holiday Picture Book) (Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site) - book cover
Growing Up & Facts of Life
  • Publisher : Chronicle Books; Illustrated edition
  • Published : 16 Oct 2018
  • Pages : 40
  • ISBN-10 : 1452139113
  • ISBN-13 : 9781452139111
  • Language : English

Construction Site on Christmas Night: (Christmas Book for Kids, Children's Book, Holiday Picture Book) (Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site)

From the author of the #1 New York Times bestselling Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site series. More than two million copies have sold across the series!

Created for lovers of Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site, as well as fans of Sherri Duskey Rinker's storytelling and AG Ford's art, this beautiful holiday picture book shows Excavator, Bulldozer, Crane, Dump Truck and Cement Mixer building a new home for fire engines. As they finish their big, important job, they get their own Christmas surprises. Your kids will have fun discovering the special surprise awaiting each vehicle as much as they will love rhyming along with the story. This cute book is sure to be a classic!

Art by illustrator AG Ford.

• A Christmas tale with a great message
• Teaches kids the joy of giving and the value of work
• Rhythmic patterns make reading fun

Fans of Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site, Mighty, Mighty Construction Site, and Excavator's 123 will be excited about this children's holiday book.

• Ideal Christmas gift for little ones
• Perfect book for children who like construction, trucks, fire engines, cars, and building things
• Parents, grandparents, and teachers will have fun reading this action-packed story to kids

Editorial Reviews

#1 New York Times Bestseller

Country Living Magazine's 20 Best Christmas Books for Kids

Red Tricycle Best Holiday Books for Babies and Toddlers

Parenting.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." -The Horn Book

Readers Top Reviews

JX1613Dave Thomps
This is a very cute book. We have the original construction site book. We love the rhyming on every page! Really high quality illustrations. Bought this for my 4 yr old son and 2 yr old daughter to share and enjoy this Holiday. The story line does NOT include anything about Santa which was important to me. Its just about the giving!
Karly
It's adorable how much not only my almost-2-year-old son loves these books, but our whole family! We have the board book of Good Night, Good Night Construction Site, the hardback Mighty, Mighty Construction Site, the way-too-cute stuffed Excavator, and now this! And it's as charming and fun to read as the others. Each construction vehicle finds a gift just for them which makes their Christmas very special after working so hard to get a new "home" for the fire trucks built by Christmas Eve. Highly recommend! This author and illustrator duo is great!
Dave Cullen
I got this for my 2-year-old nephew (now three), and he asks for it to be read constantly. He is an avid "reader" and has about 200 books to choose from, and chooses this series over and over. I've gotten him all three, and they are one of his favorites. And I actually like reading them to him, too, which is a big plus. I'm impressed by many of the books, but some are really lame and phoning it in. Since "again" is the favorite word of all my nieces and nephews, you know you're going to be reading it a lot. I appreciate the ones that are easy on me as well. It also helps that the drawings are great, and look just like all his toys--and the real thing in the new building going up near me that we facetime about several times a week.
K. D.
I got this last year for my then 3-year-old, construction-obsessed boy and he loves it still, a year later. I put it away after Christmas and pulled it out again after Halloween to read for the season this year. This is actually one of my all-time favorite children’s books. I choose it for our reading time even more often than my son does! So essentially we read it every day and it doesn’t get tiresome at all. It is a fun story that progresses through the building of the site (you do have to suspend believe since they build the whole thing in a day, but hey, it’s fiction), the rhymes are fun and roll off the tongue while at the same time it’s easy to follow the story. The rhymes don’t get in the way at all. The illustrations are charming, and the ending is fun and sweet. This book hits it out of the park for children and the adults who read it to them. It also has a strong “book smell” because of all the ink on the pages, so that’s a bonus! We love “book smell,” lol.
Kelli K.Sara K
My son is almost two and love the Construction Site books. We have the other two, but this one was not very good. I would pass. There really isn't reference to Christmas, a tree, Jesus, Santa, nothing....they get gifts for their worn out parts but that's it.

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