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Dance of the Dinosaurs Colin Hawkins

Dance of the Dinosaurs By Colin Hawkins

Dance of the Dinosaurs by Colin Hawkins


$10.00
Condition - Very Good
6 in stock

Summary

An energetic bedtime romp in the land of dinosaurs.

Dance of the Dinosaurs Summary

Dance of the Dinosaurs by Colin Hawkins

An energetic bedtime romp in the land of dinosaurs.

It's a dark, thundery night and two children lie in bed, afraid and unable to sleep. Then their cat says he wants to show them where all the noise outside is really coming from...

And so begins a magical journey as the cat leads the children back through millions of years to a jungle of long, long ago. There, a group of dinosaurs are dancing the night away. The children romp and stomp, whoop and swoop with a tyrannosaurus rex, a brontosaurus and a stegosaurus. And, when they become sleepy and can dance no more, there is only one place they want to be...back home, safe in bed.

Dance of the Dinosaurs Reviews

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About Colin Hawkins

Colin Hawkins was born in 1945 in Blackpool. He decided to take up writing and illustrating children's books in the early 1980s because he wanted to make children's books funnier.
Jacqui Hawkins was born in 1947 in Oxford, she went to Goldsmiths College to study Graphic Design.

Additional information

GOR001037676
9780007114443
0007114443
Dance of the Dinosaurs by Colin Hawkins
Used - Very Good
Paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
20021104
32
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

Customer Reviews - Dance of the Dinosaurs