THE DINOSAUR THAT POOPED A LOT! s p o n s o r e d by Tom Fletcher & Dougie Poynter (RANDOM HOUSE)
AGE 2+ ABOUT THE BOOK
Meet Danny and Dinosaur. They’re best friends but Dinosaur has a problem – he just can’t stop eating. And what goes in must come out…
Find prehistoric creatures, planets and POOP in this explosive tale.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Dougie Poynter loves reptiles, Tom Fletcher is fascinated by time-travel, and they have a shared obsession with poop! After writing songs together for eleven years in the band McFly and more recently, McBusted, they write their books in the same way that they write their song lyrics. Tom recently became a father to Buzz and by sharing stories hopes to pass on his love of reading to his son.
Tom and Dougie comment, ‘The most important thing we have found with writing these books is we have to be having fun. Nothing good ever comes from being bored or when you start looking at projects as work. The Dino books for us are proof that you really can do ANYTHING as long as you have fun with it, you enjoy it and passionately love what you do! The best part of the job is seeing a genuine laugh from a child and their grinning parent as they get to the POO! bit for the very first time.’
ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR
Garry Parsons studied Fine Art at Brighton College and after that he went on to study Illustration. He has worked in both publishing and commercial illustration. His illustrations appear regularly in magazines and newspapers in Britain and the USA includingVanity Fair, The Guardian and The Times. Billy’s Bucket published by Random House (written by Kes Gray) won the 2004 Children’s Book Award.
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