My Daddy is a Civil Engineer
You built the bridge she crosses every day. She has no idea.
This book turns it into something she can see from the car window on the way to nursery.
When she asks her daddy what a civil engineer does, he unrolls a big sheet of blue lines — and then takes her to see it standing up. A bridge out of two books and a ruler, a yellow digger, a tall crane, a tunnel that goes right through a mountain, and the pipes that bring clean water to the tap. A warm, calm read-aloud about building things that keep people safe, paced for bedtime.
Inside this book
This book turns it into something she can see from the car window on the way to nursery.
When she asks her daddy what a civil engineer does, he unrolls a big sheet of blue lines — and then takes her to see it standing up. A bridge out of two books and a ruler, a yellow digger, a tall crane, a tunnel that goes right through a mountain, and the pipes that bring clean water to the tap. A warm, calm read-aloud about building things that keep people safe, paced for bedtime.
Inside this book
- A bridge built from two books and a ruler, tested by Teddy
- The building site: digger, crane, dump truck, cement mixer
- Lea builds the tallest, wobbliest bridge in the living room
- The playground daddy helped design, finished at last
- Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
- Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
- Book 9 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do
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