Genre: Children's 3-7 years
Published: July 9, 2024
Pages: 40
Autumn fun with small-town vehicles.
Crisp fall days are here, and Scooper and Dumper are in high gear, getting ready for the pumpkin parade. From hanging lights to moving hay bales, they’re a terrific team. The night of the parade, they have everything together but the pumpkins. So they head over to Maybelle’s farm. But rounding everything up isn’t so easy. And what’s that spooky noise in the cornfield? Could it be a ghost?
I received a copy of this book through Netgalley. This is my honest review.
This was a cute story about Scooper and Dumper working to get a whole bunch of pumpkins from the farm to the autumn parade, and they are the perfect vehicles to get that done. But that doesn't mean things don't go wrong in the process. But they work together to solve their problems, and save the day by getting the pumpkins where they need to go, just in the nick of time.
This was a really fun read for me and would probably be a great book for any young person who is a fan of the Cars movie franchise. I would definitely be okay reading this book a few times at least. The illustrations were very bold and colorful.
Overall I give Scooper and Dumper 4.2696 out of 5 stars. - Katie
Lindsay Ward is the creator of the Dexter T. Rexter series as well as Jessie: Queen of the Road, Rosie: Stronger than Steel, Between the Lines, Pink Is Not a Color, This Book Is Gray, and Brobarians. She is also the author of Our Spot, illustrated by Gabrielle Grimard. Lindsay lives with her family in Peninsula, Ohio, where vehicles like Scooper and Dumper take care of the roads all year round. Learn more about her online at www.lindsaymward.com.
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