Gecko's Garage - Mia the Mini Digger - Educational Book for Kids - Picture Books for Children - Transportation Books for Toddlers: by Toddler Fun Learning

Mia the Mini Digger ends up digging her way into a lot of trouble. Luckily Gecko, Helen and the Mechanicals come to her rescue.

You'll love this educational and entertaining kids ebook perfect for bedtime stories and reading along with your children. Follow the adventures of Gecko and his friends! Learn colors, the alphabet, shapes and more!

Created by Moonbug Entertainment

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Note from the publisher: This is a Children's book for preschool, kindergarten and toddlers ages. Read along with this educational book for kids available on kindle unlimited.

Book Text:

Mia the Mini digger is at the construction site today helping Danny the Digger dig holes.
They've been working very hard. It must be time for a rest.
But Mia looks sad. She wants to dig a hole as big as Danny's.
"Don't be glum Mia. You're good at lot's of other things."
But Mia takes no notice and continues to DIG.
Mia digs all day... SCOOP
...and all night. SCOOP
All Day... SCOOP
...all night. SCOOP
All Day! SCOOP
And All night! SCOOP
Now she's disappeared from SIGHT!
Mia's scoop has been caught up in some RUBBLE. CRACK
Now she's found herself in DEEP trouble. CRUNCH
There's no one around to hear her SHOUT. BEEP
"Oh how can we get Mia Out?"
Gecko jumps in HELEN THE HELICOPTER.
"GO GO HELEN!" They both fly to Mia's rescue.
WHIR
Helen lowers her magnet...
...and pulls Mia out of the ditch. CLUNK
Weeee!
Garage doors open at speed.
It's time to help a vehicle in need!
"Mia, it looks like your scoop is boken..."
"...and one of your caterpillar tracks!"
This looks like a job for the Mechanicals!
The Mechanicals swap Mia's SCOOP.
They fix her TRACK.
Soon she'll be on her way back.
Mia drives back to the construction site.
Danny needs to dig a hole inside this building, but he can't fit.
So it's lucky Mia is around to help him out. She fits just fine!
Good job Mia. You've helped us learn that EVERYONE is special at the construction site.