Grandma Drove the Garbage Truck

by Katie Clark

Book Overview

Grandma has run the town's garbage business, and her three sons drive the trucks. But what happens when her sons are all too sick to work-and it's the 4th of July, the day of the Big Parade? Leave it... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0892726989
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Down East Books
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.9" x 0.3" x 11.4"

Customer Reviews

Grandma rules!

I bought this book for my 4 year old grandson for his birthday. He loves all things trash! This is a cute story about grandma stepping in to save the day and drive the trash truck. Illustrations are great, the story is entertaining, and if your little one loves garbage trucks, they will enjoy this book. Easy read for a bed time story.

Cute Story for A Garabage Truck Love

Cute story. It was a gift from my son to his grandma. He loves garbage trucks so it was a nice book to share with her.

Very Happy!!

Very pleased. Because this was a gift. The young boy enjoyed this book very much. The shippment was also very quick! Thanks

Grandma's Garbage Truck is Cute Cute Cute!

I ordered this book for my son because of his love for garbage trucks. The story is adorable, attention captivating and the illustrations are great too. When Grammy came to visit, we read the story to her and she thoroughly enjoyed it too. I recommend this book for boys and girls and those who are especially interested in garbage, garbage trucks and recycling. Not to worry, my daughter isn't big on trucks but she really likes this book too.

A lively story line in which Grannie takes charge when a sick garbage man threatens her favorite day

In Grandma Drove The Garbage Truck by Katie Clark, Grannie isn't a rocking-chair woman: she is sick of all the trash piled up in town and she decides to do something about it before the big Fourth of July parade. Lovely drawings by Amy Huntington mark a lively story line in which Grannie takes charge when a sick garbage man threatens her favorite day.