Digger and his friends meet a hungry caterpillar who chooses Digger as its safe place to make a cocoon, making Digger cease his work to care for the small creature who surprises him and his friends.

"Bulldozers, dump trucks, and cranes are just a few of the vehicles working together in these pages to build something incredible. The payloader makes the hole for the foundation ("dig"), the semi-loader brings in the huge blocks ("haul"), and the crane lifts them up ("hoist"). But is this a real construction site, or a boy's backyard? And after the structure is done, what happens next? Yes, the inevitable: he makes it all tumble down and is ready...

"Come on down to the construction site! Meet the mega machines that will help workers build a brand-new school"--Back cover.

There are many big machines and busy people involved in building a road, and this picture book, with its rambunctious rhymes and noisy fun, follows them every step of the way, from clearing a pathway to rolling the tar to sweeping up at the end.

A picture book in which "everyone digs- [pirates] moles, rabbits, and worms. But the biggest and best digger of all is the great steam shovel." McClurg. Book News.

When Digger discovers a flower growing in the center of the town being built, his entire perspective changes.

"Welcome to the Whizzy Wheels Academy! Daisy lacks confidence in her abilities. But when a landslide blocks the road near the academy, it's up to Daisy to put her digger skills to the test."--Back cover "Meet Daisy the digger, Whizzy Wheels Academy's latest recruit! Follow her as she learns all about her role as a construction vehicle and what her job entails. This sweet story explores Daisy's journey of discovery as she learns all about herself...

Dugger! Dugger! Digger! What's that noise? It's the booming sound of big construction vehicles, and Little Dalmatian is determined to find out what they are building.

"When massive, intelligent aliens from Mars touch down in Victorian England and threaten to destroy the civilized world, humanity's vaunted knowledge proves to be of little use. First published in 1898, H. G. Wells's masterpiece of speculative fiction has thrilled and delighted generations of readers, spawned countless imitations, and inspired dramatizations by such masters as Orson Welles and Steven Spielberg. The War of the Worlds is a fantasy that...

"Bulldozer isn't happy. Sure, he's skilled at knocking down walls and smashing up cars. But that doesn't mean he enjoys it. Bulldozer sets off on a solo road trip. And through his journey of self-reflection, he discovers that there may be more to life"--