The second book in the Wilbur the Tractor series is released! Check out Wilbur's New Home, illustrated by Wanda L. Urabazo and Holly Humphrys-Bajaj.
Book Description:
"A sweet story about Wilbur the cutest tractor, who faces an unknown future with patience and hope. This story features Wilbur's adorable friend Hattie, who supports him along the journey into his new home." ~Hollie Anne Marsh, children's author
Wilbur is very excited to present the second book in the Wilbur the Tractor series."
Find out more about Wilbur's New Home here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MJTW3DJ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=LT19JS9WNT02&
or here: www.childrensbookswithlifelessons.com/
A cute Little Story! Review by Janice Spina
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2021
Wilbur is a red tractor whose owner, Jim McNab, is his best friend, and this time ‘round Jim joins Wilbur in cutting the grass and Jim informs Wilbur visitors are coming. Wilber is hesitant about meeting this possible new owner, but Jim reassures him, and cleans Wilbur’s tires and washes him and places his blanket over Wilbur for a good night’s rest. The next day a potential buyer for Wilbur arrives and is critical of the ‘too old’ Wilbur, but Jim protects Wilbur’s feelings, and with further support from Hattie the Chicken, Wilbur is prepared for new visitors. Compliments from Susie the squirrel boost Wilbur’s anxiety, until the next visitor, Ben Blake, arrives and is critical of Wilbur’s red color (‘red tractors have bad tempers and they misbehave’), and leaves, again hurting Wilbur’s feelings. Another day, after joyfully working the garden with Jim, and other visitor – Willy and his dog Elliot – and through interactive acts of kindness a friendship is born. The result – Wilber has found a fine new home, greeting Hattie the Chicken and new friends, and finding happiness.
This is a fine story about friendship, about enjoying chores, and about changes that can open doors for new possibilities. Children (and their reading parents!) will have fun while learning important life lessons. And…there is a little quiz at book’s end to underline new knowledge. Recommended. Grady Harp, December 21
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2021
When prospective buyers come to the barn. Wilbur does not feel comfortable with them. But Jim is a good friend who wants to make sure that his shy, tractor friend will be happy and properly taken care of. Will Wilbur find a new friend and a good fit for his skills? Read this adorable picture book to find out.
Soft crayon pastels portray the mood of the story well. Young readers learn the value of true friendship and empathy for the needs and feelings of others. A beautifully told tale appropriate for primary grade and beginning chapter book readers.
copyright 2021 Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2021






