The Best Car and Truck Books for Two and Three Year Olds

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Best Car and Truck BooksI've got a car and truck obsessed two and a half year old, and one of his very favorite ways to indulge this fascination is to read about them. We are huge fans of the library, and we typically have out about thirty to forty books at any one time. Most of these books are car and truck related. Since I've spent so much time reading these beloved books with my son, I thought other parents out there might appreciate recommendations for car and truck books that we deem worthy of paying for, requesting from library, or borrowing again and again. This is also a special memory list for me because I'm sure many years from now I'll still be able to recall some of the rhymes from these books after spending so many precious hours reading them with my son.
Each title is linked to its Amazon listing where you can view a full description of the book. I really don't think you can go wrong with gifting any of these to a little car and truck lover!
1. Alphabeep: A Zipping, Zooming ABC2. Machines Go to Work in the City3. The Great Big Book of Mighty Machines4. Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks and Things That Go5. Noisy Diggers6. Trucks Go7. Cars Galore8. If I Built a Car9. My Truck Is Stuck!10. Toot Toot Beep Beep11. The Little Dump Truck12. Builder Goose: It's Construction Rhyme Time!13. Red Truck14. I Stink!15. A Truck Goes Rattley-Bumpa16. Tales From Radiator Springs - 6 Early Readers ( Step Into Reading) (Disney Pixar Cars, Step 1 and Step 2)17. Disney Pixar Cars: Character Encyclopedia18. Trucks Line Up (Trucktown Ready-to-Roll)19. Everything Goes: Henry in a Jam (My First I Can Read)20. My Big Rig (Board Buddies)21. Roadwork!22. Who Is Driving?23. Drive24. A Hole in the Road25. The Trucker26. Farm ABC (John Deere)27. Road Work Ahead28. Trucks Roll!29. The Bridge Is Up!30. If I Had a Snowplow31. Good Morning, Digger32. Off Go Their Engines, Off Go Their Lights
I will continue to add to this list as we discover more favorites!
If you have a two year old in your life, you might also enjoy:3 Truths About the Twos: Why They Aren’t So Terrible
What car and truck books can you recommend for two and three year olds?
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