Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night?

by Brianna Caplan Sayres
Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night? cover
Good Books rating 3.57
Children's Fiction
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  • ID: 9111
  • Added: 2025-12-23
  • Updated: 2025-12-23
  • ISBN: 9780399551154
  • Publisher: Random House Books for Young Readers
  • Published: 2015-11-24
  • Reviews: 3

In 'Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night?: Read & Listen Edition,' young readers are invited to explore the bedtime routines of their favorite vehicles. As fire engines, tractors, and monster trucks wind down for the night, they ask for one more story and are tucked in by their mommy and daddy trucks. This delightful tale is perfect for children who can't get enough of trucks and construction sites, offering a familiar and comforting bedtime experience. The story is brought to life with engaging illustrations and a read-along feature, making it an interactive and enjoyable read for both kids and parents.

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Reddit - r/beyondthebump · u/unknown · 2025-12-23
positive 4.50

The book is a favorite in their household, praised for its engaging story and appealing illustrations.

The reviewer shares that this book is a favorite in their household, particularly for its engaging story and appealing illustrations. They mention that it stands out among other children's books and is a great addition to their collection. The reviewer appreciates the book's ability to capture the attention of young readers and make bedtime a enjoyable experience.

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    Popular books in our house that I like are Corduroy by Don Freeman, and Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night by Brianna Caplan Sayres.

    I like the engaging story and appealing illustrations.

    It stands out among other children's books.

Goodreads · 2025-12-23
positive 4.20

Truck-obsessed toddlers will love the variety of vehicles and the engaging story. The book is a hit among young readers.

The reviewer highlights that this book is perfect for truck-obsessed toddlers, featuring a variety of vehicles like diggers, tractors, and fire engines. The story is engaging and works well for bedtime reading. Parents and caregivers have noted that it quickly becomes a favorite among young children, making it a must-have for any toddler's bookshelf.

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    Truck-obsessed toddlers will want to make the diggers, tractors, fire engines, and more their new bedtime friends.

    The book is a hit among young readers.

    It quickly becomes a favorite among young children.

The Storygraph · 2025-12-23
mixed 2.00

The rhyme scheme is bland and overused, leading to forced rhymes. Despite this, the illustrations are praised for their quality.

The reviewer found the rhyme scheme in the book to be bland and overused, which led to many forced rhymes. This made the reading experience less enjoyable. However, they appreciated the illustrations, which are described as stunning and engaging. The reviewer suggests that while the book might not be the best in terms of storytelling, the visuals make it worth a look for young readers.

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    First the rhyme scheme used in the book is so bland and over relied on by authors who think kids books have to rhyme.

    It ends up with a lot of forced rhymes.

    The illustrations are stunning and engaging.

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