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Puttersville
Nancy Rumney (Author) · Nancy Rumney · Paperback
Welcome to Puttersville: Where Every Vehicle Has a Big Job to Do!
Buckle up for a busy day in the most hardworking town around! In Puttersville, the streets are alive with the sounds of engines humming and tires rolling as a colorful cast of cars and trucks work together to keep their community running smoothly.
From the very first "toot" of Thomas Taxi to the high-speed zooms of Rodney the Race Car, children will be captivated by the essential roles these vehicle friends play. Whether it's Gary the Garbage Truck keeping things clean, Frank and Francine Fire Trucks standing ready for action, or Suzy Sedan heading out on a family vacation, there is a hero on every corner.
Why Little Readers (and Their Grown-Ups) Will Love Puttersville:
Meet the Neighborhood Heroes: Introduces children to a wide variety of vehicles, including police cars, tractors, motorcycles, and dump trucks, explaining what they do in a fun, accessible way.
Vibrant and Whimsical Art: Every page features soft, watercolor-style illustrations that bring the friendly faces of Puttersville to life.
Catchy, Rhythmic Rhymes: The lyrical text is perfect for read-alouds, helping toddlers and preschoolers develop language skills while they enjoy the story.
Community & Cooperation: A gentle introduction to how different jobs and people (and trucks!) work together to help a town thrive.
Perfect for fans of "things that go," this charming picture book is an ideal bedtime story for any child who loves to watch the big trucks work!
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