Description

Another fun day of play turns to quiet goodnights at the construction site in this sweet and gentle bedtime book for baby and toddler. Create warm memories for all with the perfect gift or stocking stuffer this Christmas season!

Follow along as you say "night night" to all the toy trucks scattered around the room--dump trucks, tractors, trains, and more. Can your little construction site enthusiast spot each vehicle before it's time to sleep? With every turn of the page, tiny truck lovers will discover a new favorite vehicle to tuck in for the night. This soothing bedtime truck book invites toddlers and babies to wind down gently, making it a must-have board book for toddlers who adore wheels, work zones, and things that go. Whether it's a plane, a fire truck, or a trusty bus, this goodnight construction book helps even the busiest little builder wind down with for the night.

Goodnight fire truck. Goodnight plane.

Goodnight dump truck. Goodnight train.

Goodnight bus, and even bigger,

best of all, say...

Goodnight Digger!

Perfect for children who love all types of monster trucks and construction sites!
Calming rhyme perfect for quiet bedtime routines with family--the perfect read-aloud
Fun, engaging art that's sure to make this a classic beloved by generations
For fans of Goodnight Moon and Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site

What parents and grandparents are saying:

This is a new favorite bedtime book for our vehicle obsessed 1.5-year-old. The repetitive nature of the prose means he can easily anticipate the favorite part - "good night digger!" We sometimes have to read it four times before we head to bed.
My 2-year-old has a very large book collection, but this is one of his favorites/most requested. The illustrations are great and endearing - one of the best I've seen out of all the children's books I've read. A must buy for any child that is obsessed with transportation/vehicles.
We have both Goodnight Digger and Goodnight Tractor. They are favorites at bedtime. Easy to read, rhymes through the whole book.
My grandson loves me reading it and he points to all the vehicles. Happy book for him!