Blue Wolf Reviews

Tag: Dino

  • Dumper Truck Danger Dino Diggers

    Dumper Truck Danger Dino Diggers

    There is trouble, real trouble in Dino Town as the stormy weather has seen the bridge collapse and the town cut in two, but what is to be done. The Mayor Mrs Silvi Saurus is terribly worried and when she sees Stacy heading for the garden centre with a load of large rocks in her truck, she hails Stacey and tells her of the terrible disaster that has come to Dino Town.

    Stacy calls the rest of the Dino Diggers to come and have a look at the problem to see if something can be worked out to rebuild the bridge, and very quickly as well. Of course, Tyrone thinks he has the answer, but as you all know, sometimes Tyrone’s plans don’t always work out they way they should and this time is no exception.

    The Dino Diggers find that the plan to fix the bridge turns into far more than even they expected and it is not long before they have to work out a way to get themselves out of a great, big, mess. Oh dear, what are they going to do?

    Rose Impey and Chris Chatterton have once again created a wonderful adventure story that will hold great appeal to all little ones who love diggers, dirt, adventure, problem solving and dinosaurs in this latest Dino Diggers story.

    A Dino Digger to build has been included as a gift at the back of the book, making this double pleasure for young readers.

  • I Love You Dino-Daddy

    I Love You Dino-Daddy

    This almost too cute book is the idea gift for Dad as it absolutely makes a book for giving and sharing between father and child. The illustrations are bold and of course in dinosaur colours with an uncomplicated storyline, easily read and understood by littles ones, preschool and early readers.

    The Dino children love their Dad because he can do all the things they love, like blowing up huge balloons until they POP, and swinging the swing nice and high, but not too high when they visit the park.

    He can always find time to play even though he is busy and builds the tallest tower out of blocks until, Crash, the blocks tumble down. Sometimes, when Dad takes a nap they dress him up in some of Mums clothes and make-up; he is not cross, but turns into a monster and chases them through the house.

    A delightful, fun read, with sound effects that can comfortably be built into the storytelling by an innovative Dad, which will turn this tale into a glorious romp about the house, and would make a great gift for Father’s Day, or for that special occasion to say thank you, Dad for being so very special and so much fun!