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Little Purple Tractor

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Sometimes you have to stand out to find out where you fit in...

Little Purple Tractor has never felt at home on the farm where he lives with his parents. He doesn't look like the other trucks and tractors, and he doesn't seem to work like they do either. Often, he wonders if there is another place somewhere outside the farm where he can find out what he is really capable of.

One day, old and wise Brown Truck tells him about an exciting place in the city called construction site. The first time he goes there, something changes inside Little Purple Tractor. Could this be the special place he's been looking for?

Little Purple Tractor is a heartfelt tale about the longing to fit in and a reminder that love and courage can make all the difference...

Why readers love Little Purple Tractor:

  • For fans of the New York Times and USA Today bestseller Little Red Sleigh and Little Blue Bunny
  • Parents, grandparents, and teachers will have fun reading aloud this growth-mindset book to kids
  • Perfect encouraging book for kids ages 4-7 or Easter basket stuffer
  • Screen-free fun for children during the fall season and beyond

  • Also in the Little Heroes, Big Hearts series:

  • Little Red Sleigh
  • Little Blue Bunny
  • Little Yellow Bus
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      • Kirkus

        February 1, 2024
        A purple tractor discovers his purpose. "Deep in farm country...Purple Tractor had a comfortable home and loving parents, but he was unhappy." The other tractors--orange, red, and blue--make fun of him because of his inability to perform farm-related chores. He finds comfort talking with Brown Truck, who's lived on the farm longer than any other vehicle and tells stories about the old days. Brown Truck has the perfect job for Purple Tractor: working on a construction site. Purple Tractor heads to a construction site with Brown Truck and enjoys the work. His fellow farm tractors start to feel threatened by his new sense of self, but once he saves the day after a severe weather event, he eventually finds his place in both worlds. Exhaustingly long blocks of text are paired with static illustrations of pastoral and urban scenes. While heavy machinery is often an automatic hit with young children, this one will have a hard time finding an appreciative audience. The story is wordy, with a leaden sentimentality that comes from painstakingly explaining what lessons readers should be taking away. The heroism in this Little Heroes, Big Hearts series leaves a lot to be desired. Only for kids who really, really want to look at pictures of tractors. (Picture book. 4-7)

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