RODASAURI THE DINOSAUR'S TRIP TO LONDON by LAINEY DEE {Illustrated by CHRISSIE YEOMANS}.
Target Age ... Children (ages 3-8 years)
Genre ... Dinosaurs
Publication Date ... 31st October 2024
Estimated Page Count: 26
Standalone Book
Order Link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rodasauri-Dinosaurs-Trip-London-Lainey/dp/1913662934
With dinosaurs so hugely popular at the moment I feel like the author was already onto a winner with Rodasauri The Dinosaur's Trip To London, factor in that its also a Christmas story and well ...
The delightful story of a dinosaur, Rodasauri, who dreams of visiting London only to be told by his mum that "Dinosaurs shouldn't go to cities because people believed they were extinct." Not to be deterred though Rodasauri sets off with a backpack and a map from his home in Divouri to London with the help of, who else, but of course, Father Christmas.
A wonderful festive tale at the heart of which is the message of friendship, kindness and the offering of hospitality despite the fact that someone might be very different from yourself.
There's turkey, yule logs and singing carols around the Christmas tree, set partly against a backdrop of famous London landmarks such as Big Ben and Tower Bridge. The bright, bold illustrations bringing to life Rodasauri's journey as he gets to experience his first Christmas in London and all that that entails with his new friends who open up not just their home but their hearts to him.
This really is such an exceptionally delightful story that I can see being a firmed favourite that is shared Christmas after Christmas ... and, for all of those dinosaur mad children, every day in between.
Lainey Dee was born in Birmingham UK.She has always been passionate about caring for children and made this her career. Lainey is an accredited nanny and holds the NNEB certificate. She has worked both in children’s nurseries and as a private nanny. Her inspiration to write ‘Rodasauri the Dinosaur’s Trip to London ‘came while caring for Thomas and Rose, age five, who have a huge dinosaur collection and can remember and pronounce all of the difficult names.
Lainey lives in a house built in the 1930s and decorated in that style of period. She enjoys museums, walking, visiting National Trust properties and theatre shows.
With thanks to Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources for organising a paper copy. One of several bloggers participating in the Publication Day Push of this book, agree or disagree with me, all opinions are my own; no financial compensation was asked for nor given; threats of violence towards my favourite teddy bear went unheeded as did promises of chocolate.
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