Gus’s garage overflows with possibilities- ‘Whatever will he use them for?’ From Rico’s seat, to Gina’s view, Henry’s speed, to Walter’s hydration, it seems Gus has a solution to solve each of his customer’s problems.

The vivid, jewel-toned, image laden illustrations are captivating. As we read along, it is tempting to contemplate just which item Gus will choose from his job lot of ideas.

The repeated line- ‘Let’s see. I have some bits and bobs. This goes with that. There. Just the job!’- demands to be shared. The rhyming text is gentle and offers opportunity for joining in.

‘Gus’s Garage‘ is a delightful story. We suggest it is likely to become a reading favourite, both as a title to look over and reread alone, and a first choice bedtime reading book to share. We recommend ‘Gus’s Garage‘ to readers aged from 3 or 4 or 5.