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The Dinosaur That Pooped the Past! Award-winning author/illustrator

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

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Product description

What rumbles louder than a prehistoric volcano? This dino’s bum. It’s out of control! If you’ve met this cheeky dinosaur before, you’ll know he tends to need the loo a lot. And now his toilet habits are changing history. Imagine: a trip to prehistoric times, full of dino friends to meet. An erupting supervolcano that’s about to destroy the world. And a BIG POO that could just save the planet. All in one funny rhyme. Yippee!

A laugh-aloud rhyme full of riotous antics

Written by former members of boy band McFly

Kids adore this disgustingly funny dinosaur

Tom Fletcher also wrote The Christmasaurus

“Wondrously inventive and fast-paced, this is another gem.” Parents in Touch

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781782951780

Publisher

Red Fox

Date published

August 14th, 2014

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