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The Dinosaur That Pooped Christmas

by Tom Fletcher (author), Dougie Poynter (author), and Garry Parsons (illustrator)

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Product description

Poop, presents and prehistoric critters! A super-funny rhyme by two chart-topping members of McFly. If you’re greedy at Christmas… If you ask for a dinosaur… If the dino is greedy too… Uh-oh. Run for your life! Danny is the type of kid who wants everything for Christmas. But what he gets is a very hungry dinosaur! The dino eats up all of Christmas. It even gobbles up Granny. But as we all know, what goes in must come out. Uh-oh – run for your life!

First in this bestselling series by two members of McFly

Yucky humour with a Christmas twist: perfect festive fun!

A rollicking read-aloud with plenty of disgusting chuckles

“They have masterminded a work of genius” – Bookseller

Product Details

Catalogue number

527 in UK Primary November 2018

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781849417792

Publisher

Red Fox

Date published

October 25th, 2012

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