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Gigantosaurus 10th Anniversary Edition is a beloved children's story book by Jonny Duddle. It features a gold foil roundel and includes extra activity content from the Doodle with Duddle series. Perfect for reading aloud or engaging young minds with creative tasks.
- Celebrates 10 roarsome years of the Gigantosaurus story with updated content and illustrations.
- Includes a vertical gatefold surprise that adds an interactive element to the reading experience.
- Features the humorous tale of Bonehead and his false warnings about the Gigantosaurus.
- Authored by Jonny Duddle, a renowned UK children's book writer and illustrator.
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xCELEBRATING 10 ROARSOME YEARS OF GIGANTOSAURUS! His feet go STOMP! His jaws go CRUNCH! In the blink of an eye you'll be his LUNCH! All young dinosaurs fear the scary Gigantosaurus, so Bonehead volunteers to be the lookout whenever they go into the jungle to play. Unfortunately, he is the original dino who cried wolf, or in this case, GIGANTOSAURUS! Finally, after Bonehead's many false warnings, Gigantosaurus really turns up! In a vertical gatefold surprise, it looks like Bonehead has got crunched - but in a hilarious reveal we discover this annoying little dinosaur is safe after all.
Rediscover the laugh-out-loud cautionary tale that is Gigantosaurus in this magnificent 10th anniversary edition, complete with a gold foil roundel PLUS extra content from Jonny Duddle's upcoming new activity series: Doodle with Duddle!
Jonny Duddle (Author, Illustrator) Jonny Duddle overheard the story of his first book The Pirate Cruncher while sailing on a square-rigger. Since then he has written even stranger tales including The Pirates of Scurvy Sands, The Pirates Next Door, Gigantosaurus and The King of Space. The Pirates Next Door won the Waterstones Prize in 2012 and was shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. Now in danger of becoming a landlubber, Jonny lives in Wales with his wife, Jane, and their daughters, Daisy and Rosie.
