Dive In!

Written by April Jones Prince · Illustrated by Michelle Berg

Part of the Dig In! series

Mice on a construction site hide a surprising project. What could it be?

5.0/7 Bookroo experts·3.4/5 Goodreads · 34 ratings

14 pages· ~420L

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Bookroo's summary

On a bustling construction site, industrious mice are crafting something mysterious. As vehicles rumble and clues hide in plain sight, young readers will wonder: is it red paint or sauce? A pit or a drain? With each page turn, the anticipation builds until the final reveal of their secret creation. This interactive adventure combines favorite vehicles with playful surprises, inviting children to guess and discover the cleverly constructed surprise at the end. Dive into a world where lunchtime and bathtime meet in a delightful guessing game.

From the publisher

It’s a busy day on the construction site, and these industrious mice are up to something big! But what are they working on? Bold, colorful illustrations and recognizable vehicles with moving parts add to the fun, with hidden clues for the careful observer. Is that red paint . . . or red sauce? Is that a construction pit . . . or a drain? Children will delight in guessing their way to the end, when the final spread reveals a carefully constructed surprise. It’s favorite vehicles meet lunchtime and bathtime in these novelty board books with interactive mechanisms.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 14
Reading age: 0–3
Audience: Board
Lexile: ~420L

Themes & topics

Books about bath time Books about construction Books about jobs and careers Books about transportation Books about mice, hamster, guinea pigs, etc.

What readers & critics say

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4.8

“At first glance you may see a bunch of mice doing construction in a watery arena and think... weird. It turns out, however, that my toddler loves this book and now I do too. It's interactive with sturdy tabs to pull, slider bars, and wheels to turn and the rhyming text is cute and different. It starts as a construction book and builds into a bath book, which is unexpected (at least the first time) and enjoyable.”

Marmee

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