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What’s in the Truck?
Book Review
I loved reading this book and think all the cars are really cool
I loved reading this book and think all the cars are really cool.
On each page a new car comes racing out of the last one and zooms across the page!
My favourite part is when the pigs crash into the vegetable truck! It was funny and the made me laugh.
There are lots of exciting pictures and the book was fun to read.
I think lots of children would like this book, especially if they like vehicles like me!
About the Book
Children will be delighted as each new vehicle pops out of this last, Russian-doll style, in this charming and comic picture book. ‘…Out glides a limo, as sleek as a plane, With big gleaming hubcaps as bright as champagne’
The first in a comic ‘What’s in the?’ picture book series, children will delight in this silly tale of a dog prince in his truck with a very special delivery . . . With each page turn a new vehicle pops out of the last.
Author
Philip Ardagh
Philip Ardagh (born 11 September 1961) is a British children’s author best known for the wildly imaginative Eddie Dickens series. He has written over 100 books—including fiction, non-fiction, and humorous collaborations such as 'High in the Clouds' with Sir Paul McCartney—and won prizes like the Roald Dahl Funny Prize.
Illustrator
Jason Chapman
Jason Chapman is a British children’s book illustrator and author who studied art at Bradford College and Camberwell College of Art. He has created work for museums (including the Natural History Museum), charities like Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, and penned picture books such as 'Stan and Mabel'.
Reviewer Profile
Jasper, 4
- Reviews: 7
- Likes: swimming, biking and building with Lego
- Dislikes: wasps and bacon
- Favourite Book: Fantastic Mister Fox by Roald Dahl
- Favourite Song: The Ballard of Davy Crockett by Fess Parker
- Favourite Film: Octonauts and the Caves of Sac Actun
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