How to Grow a Dinosaur
It a brilliant, sunshiny day and Mum has asked Albie to help with the gardening. Carelessly, he flings the seeds over the ground without looking at the packets. Uh oh!
The next morning his house is surrounded by a thick jungle and there’s a huge hole outside that looks just like an animal’s footprint! With dinosaurs a-plenty and giant jellybean tree, Albie discovers that gardening has never been so much fun!
YIKES!
WINNER Stockport Children's Book Awards, 2012
WINNER Oldham Children’s Book awards, 2012
It a brilliant, sunshiny day and Mum has asked Albie to help with the gardening. Carelessly, he flings the seeds over the ground without looking at the packets. Uh oh!
The next morning his house is surrounded by a thick jungle and there’s a huge hole outside that looks just like an animal’s footprint! With dinosaurs a-plenty and giant jellybean tree, Albie discovers that gardening has never been so much fun!
YIKES!
WINNER Stockport Children's Book Awards, 2012
WINNER Oldham Children’s Book awards, 2012
It a brilliant, sunshiny day and Mum has asked Albie to help with the gardening. Carelessly, he flings the seeds over the ground without looking at the packets. Uh oh!
The next morning his house is surrounded by a thick jungle and there’s a huge hole outside that looks just like an animal’s footprint! With dinosaurs a-plenty and giant jellybean tree, Albie discovers that gardening has never been so much fun!
YIKES!
WINNER Stockport Children's Book Awards, 2012
WINNER Oldham Children’s Book awards, 2012
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About this book
Albie is an ordinary little boy who has some extra-ordinary adventures!
In this story, Albie is too busy to help Mum with the gardening. He just flings the seeds onto the soil. Done!
But the next morning the house is surrounded by a jungle and Albie encounters a huge Tyrannosaurus Rex, a screeching pterodactyl and a real live dino-battle! Just what were those seeds he planted?
This action-packed adventure will delight any dinosaur lover and encourage even the most reluctant gardeners to get stuck in!
Popular in schools across the UK, How to Grow a Dinosaur has sparked the imagination of a generation and is still a favourite amongst children aged three to ten.
This is the second exciting adventure in the best-selling Albie series.
Illustrated by Ed Eaves
Published by Simon and Schuster, 2012
ISBN: 978-0857072573
“A pre-school crowd-pleaser with dinosaur battle to boot”
“Each page is chock-full of action-packed pictures in this fun adventure.”
“The choice of a back garden for developing children’s sense of curiosity was just wonderful, as was the theme of “planting”... The clear and colourful illustrations by Ed Eaves hit every spot for a child’s imagination, and by the end of the story, one of my little boys asked: “Can we plant seeds like Albie did?” ”
“A wonderful adventure in brilliant colour. The illustrations by Edward Eaves are really eye-catching and complement the excitement of the story excellently. A worthy successor to Supermarket Zoo.”
Albie Series
Whatever he does, wherever he goes, adventure is never very far away!
Over a quarter of a million copies sold in the UK alone, this best-selling series is a staple in homes and schools. With adventure around every corner, and core values of friendship, kindness and imaginative play, the Albie stories make great bedtime stories and support early years education too!
Illustrated by Ed Eaves
