One hundred words, and not one of them is boring. This is the vocabulary book for the child who would rather point at a combine than a kitten. Each scene is a working place, a farm at harvest, a construction site mid dig, a ski lodge, a ball game, and every object in it is labelled so a grown up can follow a small finger and name what it lands on.

The format is doing real work here. At roughly ten by eight and a half inches this is a big book, which means the scenes are big enough to hunt through and the labels are big enough to actually read across a lap. First words books usually get outgrown in a season. This one keeps going, because the child who learned the word tractor at eighteen months is still finding the auger and the seed drill at three.

Written by Jack Redwing and illustrated by Bao Luu, officially licensed by Deere and Company.