Trashy Town Board Book Board book – Picture Book, February 27, 2018

Well-written children’s book recommended to me by a SLP. Great repetition, simple visuals, and fits my son’s interests. It’s fun to ask, “is the trash truck full yet?”

My son loves this book and Smashy Town. Both are great reads. Taught my son how to read go and no 👍

My 2 year old son is currently obsessed with trash trucks so I wanted to add some garbage themed books to his library. I ordered this based on the reviews and was a little worried when it arrived and said on the book that it was recommended for 4 to 6 year olds, but my 2 year old loves it. It's repetitive and asks the question on every page "is the garbage truck full?" and every time my son screams "No!" There's a repetitive rhyming verse on every page as well that is something like "pick it up, crush it down, drive around the Trashy Town" and every time my son yells "crush it!" It's a wonderful, interactive book, and I enjoy it as much as my son does. The illustrations are simple but beautiful water colors.

We have the scholastic movie of Trashy Town and my 2 year old loves it! We got him the board book for his birthday and he loves it! We've read it countless times and I'm sure it will be a favorite for many years to come.

My friend’s son, who is 3, loved this book. He loves finding the mice in each picture! Very cute!

This story of a garbage man cleaning up town is a pretty basic story with a predictable ending. It does have a lot of repetitious chanting that kids can join in on which makes it a good read for a family or class read aloud. It also highlights some basic sight words which can be used to plug in some beginning readers here and there. Pretty short overall so I’d recommend this for toddler and preschool aged kiddos. The kids seem to love it so I gave it 4 stars instead of three.

My 2 year old loves this book! This book is great for boys who love garbage trucks. It is also super catchy.

This was my son’s favorite book when he was little. Now he has a son, so I wanted to buy a copy of the book for him. I was really excited to find it as a board book so he can enjoy it sooner rather than later. He can have the hardback copy later on when he’s old enough not to chew on it. The board book is exactly as it is supposed to be; the exact same story in the exact same colors. If you have a kid that likes big trucks and trash trucks in particular, and most especially the lucky folks that get to drive them to go around picking up all the trash, then this is the book to get.