Published in association with The Natural History MuseumĪccess-restricted-item true Addeddate 14:12:19 Associated-names Stickland, Henrietta, author Natural History Museum (London, England) Boxid IA1886809 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Originally published: London: Ragged Bears, 1994 This wonderful book introduces the concepts of opposites and its use of rhyme and rhythm really helps children to develop into excited readers' - Wendy Cooling Booktrust 'The infectious rhythm of the bold rhyming text will have every child roaring for more!' Child Education ' The Independent 'A word book - but so much more. The glorious illustrations encourage comment and observation, while the rhythm of the text soon has children chanting along. With its satisfying onomatopoeia and scope for silly voices, it's one of my favourite books ever to read out loud'-Alex O'Connell The Times 'This is a delightful book, and a firm favourite with pre-schoolers.

They should have handed it out at the peace talks in Geneva.

In a handful of words and 24 pages of fabulous drawings, the authors convey a crucial message to small kids and big ones: different folks can get along, and even eat tea together without fighting. 'Dinosaur sweet, dinosaur grumpy, dinosaur spiky, dinosaur lumpy'-It still puts a lump in your throat. 'The dino-tastic ultimate dinosaur picture book Dinosaur Roar! that has been thrilling children for 20 years' The Guardian 'It's the 20th anniversary of Dinosaur Roar, the picture-book giant for small children which has been reissued for the occasion. It presents an introduction to dinosaurs for the very young

Suitable for a baby or toddler, this book combines with lovable, colourful dinosaurs to explore opposites.

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