Dinosaur Roar! : Single Sound Board Book

By Henrietta Stickland, Paul Stickland

9.00 JOD

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ISBN: 9781509828531

Publisher: Pan Macmillan

Binding: Board book

Number of Pages: 24

Publication Date: 20-Oct-16

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The classic dinosaur title in an exciting format, with a sound button to press so the dinosaur can roar along with the story. Dinosaur Roar!

the iconic and bestselling book by Henrietta and Paul Stickland, first published in 1994, is now considered to be a modern classic that should be in every preschool child’s library.

The rhyming text and eye-catching illustrations are a wonderful way to introduce dinosaurs to even the smallest children.

Every dinosaur is accurately depicted and the book carries the endorsement of the Palaeontology Department at the Natural History Museum.

Henrietta Stickland has been creating children's books for thirty years, both as an author and also as a publisher specialising in new writers and illustrators. She lives on the Somerset/ Dorset border with her four sons and a menagerie of animals. Paul Stickland is an illustrator, author and pop-up book engineer. Since leaving school he has had a long and illustrious career with his drawings and illustrations, working on many different projects but he is best known for his work in children's books, most notably as the illustrator of the modern classic Dinosaur Roar! He lives in Dorset with his wife and young daughter.

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The classic dinosaur title in an exciting format, with a sound button to press so the dinosaur can roar along with the story. Dinosaur Roar! the iconic and bestselling book by Henrietta and Paul Stickland, first published in 1994, is now considered to be a modern classic that should be in every preschool child's library. The rhyming text and eye-catching illustrations are a wonderful way to introduce dinosaurs to even the smallest children. Every dinosaur is accurately depicted and the book carries the endorsement of the Palaeontology Department at the Natural History Museum.