This book has poems that are about construction and building things. These poems are nursery rhythms that are refashioned to feature construction. All or most of these poems are rhyming poems. ( )

My initial reaction was ugh another reworked bunch of Mother Goose rhymes. And although I'm still not so thrilled about that I have to admit it was quite good for the fans of construction type books.... Which I am not.

Read this with both kids and O loved it. She would tell me what the original nursery rhyme was for each one. ( )

This is a little collection of rhymes based on classic Mother Goose, but altered to fit an animal-run construction site. I found that I rushed to get through it and couldn't make myself read it a second time. ( )

Rhyming is hard. Rhyming with using classics to tell a new story is even trickier. The author Boni Ashburn and with Sergio De Giorgi a week day in the construction site. The reader learns the various machinery used in building an structure and how does the machinery affect the job site. The illustrations are funny and eye catching.
If you have child who loves "Bob the Builder" this is a nice companion piece to add to their love of all things construction. ( )