The Wondrous Dinosaurium

Danny wants a new pet, but he doesn't want a boring pet. He wants a dinosaur! Luckily, The Wondrous Dinosaurium has just opened in town and its proprietor Mr. Ree is more than happy to help. But it turns out that dinosaurs don't make the most practical of pets!

Danny wants a new pet but he doesn't want a boring pet. He wants a dinosaur! Luckily, The Wondrous Dinosaurium has just opened in town and its proprietor Mr. Ree is more than happy to help. But it turns out that dinosaurs don't make the most practical of pets!

A hilarious retelling of The Boy Who Cried Wolf, with not one but TWO twists! Tom has a VERY important job; every day he climbs to the top of the hill and watches for pirate ships. But when he rings his bell and shouts "Pirates!" a few too many times - and there's NO pirate ship - the villagers begin to get tired of hiding. So what will happen when the pirates really do show up? Repeated phrases make it fun for young adventurers to join in with the storytelling, and witty, bold artwork by Matt Hunt adds to the excitement, with hilarious things to spot on every rereading. John Condon has been shortlisted for various awards including the LoveReading4Kids Children's Book Awards. Matt Hunt has been nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal, and his book Stephen Hawking: Little People, Big Dreams was an Amazon bestseller. Related activity sheets available on the Nosy Crow website.

Get your teeth into this monster collection of ten books in one big one! Millions of years ago dinosaurs were the masters of the planet. Now they return to lizardy life in this special, scaly collection. Open up the biggest book to reveal a feast of ten little books packed inside. And here’s the line up: 1. Dinosaurium takes you on a journey to a lost dinoworld where you’ll meet the meat eaters, giant veggies and strange beasts that lived beside them. 2. Factasaurus tells you who eats who, from small fry to massive mains. 3. Dinobio is a comic-book biography of the terrifying T-Rex. 4. From feathers to scales Dinoswatch shows you prehistoric skin in the flesh on 10 fact-packed cards. 5. In Dino Dinners (the tinest book of the lot) track down the biggest, smallest, heaviest, and smelliest beasts. 6. Then put your own together with the Dino Kit (teeth, tails and claws included!). 7. Find everything you ever wanted to know about dinosaurs in Dinopedia. 8. Tick, tock: get the which, what, where and when in Dino Timeline. 9. Ssh! In Dinosecrets find out the great dinosaur mysteries; like whether the T-Rex was a carnivore or a scavanger. 10. Use the Dino Flip Book to make the strangest, weirdest and wackiest dinosaurs ever seen. 11. Finally get the latest news on how these prehistoric creatures came to a spectacular finish in The End.ONE amazing collection of tiny books, 10 x the dinofun!

My name is Nugget. Chicken Nugget. This is my family. I'm the smallest. And when you're the smallest, nobody ever listens. When Nugget's long-lost-cousin Franz turns up, all isn't quite as it seems. There's definitely something fishy - or foxy - about this chicken. This is Nugget's chance to save the day, because sometimes the bravest hero of all is just a little chicken. A hilarious and commercial new picture book by Michelle Robinson, fantastically illustrated by Tom McLaughlin.

Gary is desperate for a banana. Could that be one poking over the wall? No! It’s a fancy lady’s hat! Is that a banana whizzing through the air? OUCH! NO! It’s a boomerang from Billy’s show! Where ARE all the bananas? Alone and hungry, Gary is about to give up until . . . WAIT! Could it be . . . the BIGGEST BANANA IN THE WORLD? Featuring banana dogs, banana moustaches, banana space rockets and an adorable, banana-mad gorilla, Jane Massey’s hilarious and vibrant picture book will make children hoot with laughter and fall in love with the hapless Gary.

Ava the Allosaurus is struggling with a sore tooth, which makes her grumpy. Throughout the accessible and age-appropriate narrative, Ava's friends try to make her feel better, but she takes out her irritations on them. While this story introduces readers to different dinosaur species, it also teaches them about specific emotions and how to handle them. Eye-catching illustrations captivate readers' attention. Give your young learners interested in dinosaurs and those who want to practice their independent reading skills a fun reading experience that will become a favorite.

When Trina and her father move into an abandoned wreck of a mansion called Goldenrod, Trina thinks her life is finally coming together. She can put down roots at last. Maybe she'll even have a best friend! But the kids at school make fun of her, and it seems like Goldenrod itself is haunted. Then Trina finds Augustine, a tiny porcelain doll left behind when the house was boarded up a century ago. Augustine isn't like other dolls: she talks and talks and talks. Augustine helps Trina realize that Goldenrod is trying to tell her an important secret . . . one that may just change her life.