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The Dinosaur That Pooped a Planet! Award-winning author/illustrator

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

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Suitable for 3 - 4 years

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Your favourite greedy dino is in space. But – oh no! Where’s the nearest toilet? “WHAT?”, we hear you say. Dinosaurs? Poo? A rocket trip to the stars? That could never happen! But in this cheeky rhyme written by boy band McFly, it really does. As you’ll know if you’ve read his other books, this particular greedy dinosaur is always very hungry. So when he goes to space, there are rocks and comets and whole planets to gobble up. What do you think will happen next?

A joyously silly rhyme from a smash-hit series

Written by former members of boy band McFly

Kids adore this disgustingly funny dinosaur

Tom Fletcher also wrote The Christmasaurus