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The mole construction company the squirrel family's treehouse

"The squirrel family has a problem: their treehouse is leaning, the kitchen needs renovating, and... could they have a playroom too? Luckily, the Mole Construction Company is on the job! An excavator digs at the base of the tree, a crane pulls to straighten it, and a dump truck fills the hole to fix...

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Main Author: Nagasaki, Shingo (Author)
Other Authors: Wilcut, Lisa (Translator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Japanese
Published: London : Do Re Mi Books, 2026.
Subjects:
Moles (Animals) > Juvenile fiction.
Earthmoving machinery > Juvenile fiction.
Construction workers > Juvenile fiction.
Tree houses > Juvenile fiction.
Picture books.
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Summary:"The squirrel family has a problem: their treehouse is leaning, the kitchen needs renovating, and... could they have a playroom too? Luckily, the Mole Construction Company is on the job! An excavator digs at the base of the tree, a crane pulls to straighten it, and a dump truck fills the hole to fix the foundation. Then the moles can start building the new rooms! Shingo Nagasaki's beautifully detailed paintings bring working vehicles to life. Filled with charm, humour and warm storytelling, The Mole Construction Company shows the power of teamwork, helping others and problem-solving. Perfect for children aged 4-7, this picture book is ideal for read-aloud story times, vehicle fans and little builders everywhere."--
Item Description:"Originally published in Japan by Doshinsha Publishing Co., Ltd., Tokyo as Mogura kensetsu - risu-san ikka no ki no ouchi"--Colophon
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 27 cm
Audience:03-08.
P-03.
ISBN:9781917933070
191793307X
Author Notes:

Shingo Nagasaki is an author, illustrator, and designer from Gunma Prefecture. He specializes in paintings of machines. The Mole Construction Company is his second book. Shingo is currently based in Tokyo.

Lisa Wilcut is a translator of Japanese literature and children's books. She is the translator of I Can Open It for You by Shinsuke Yoshitake (Chronicle Books, 2023). Lisa is based in Yokohama.


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