Review:WHAT THE DINOSAURS DID LAST NIGHT: A VERY MESSY ADVENTURE by Refe Ruma and Susan Tuma describes the chaos that ensues when toy dinosaurs come to life.

Told through cleverly staged photographs, the narrator speaks directly at readers describing what happens in one home when the plastic dinosaurs come out at night. From raiding the refrigerator to painting the walls, the dinosaurs wreak havoc. When everything returns to normal, readers are told not to be fooled.

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Review:(Quoting the little guy) I like it because it told you about the teeth, which kinds of sharks they were, how they hunt, what they eat, and other interesting information about sharks. It was a little hard to read, but I liked it anyway.

I thought he really enjoyed reading it, and he enjoyed relaying the infromation he picked up from reading it. I liked the retention, and that the book helped spark interest in reading! Read more

Review:I suspect that reading this book would be better than the audio version. The author reads her own work and, while I have certainly heard worse narrators, I have also heard much better. The author uses some inflection but her voice is general dull and heavy. Still, for listeners with an interest in sharks, it may be worth the time, even though nothing really spectacular happens nor does the author give a lot of details about the sharks. It is mainly about what happens to her when she visits s... Read more

Review:Some of the content provides examples that I would not want to pass on to any child. Here's just one example of the main character worm's narrative: "My older sister thinks she's so pretty. I told her that no matter how much time she spends looking in the mirror, her face will always look just like her rear end."

How about this one? (Only girls are depicted in the picture on the page associated with this quote: ""I snuck up on some kids in the park. They didn't hear me coming. I wiggled r... Read more

Review:Dame Sheldrick has had an amazing life, no doubt. However, being a patron of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and an elephant fosterer, I was looking forward to a story about her relationship with elephants and how she hit on the formula that finally enabled her to keep these precious orphans alive. That and pretty much everything else in this autobiography are glossed over and dealt with at a very shallow level. I was left feeling unsatisfied. I wanted more detail. This book is worth rea... Read more

Review:When I first got this book, I started reading and got about half way through. It's been at least a month since then and I still have no desire to finish. If it can't hold my attention as an adult, how will it hold a kid's? Read more

Review:Alligator problems dont happen often, but when it did it just happen to be under a little kid's bed, he had no name in the story. I think this is a cute story about responsibility.
Instead of depending on his parent the little kid takes care of it on his own by thinking of a plan. The plan was wise enough, I thought it was humerous how it was some what possible. The little kid maid a trail to the garage and closed the door. What was really cute was the note he left, being concerned about ... Read more

Review:Very cute and engaging. My daughters LOVE princesses (and a little potty humor) and I love that this princess is a warrior. Overall, this book is well written, the illustrations adorable, and I would recommend this book. Read more

Review:This book follows the original "Pigeon" books but is geared for toddlers. It uses simple language and the board book format. Young children may enjoy the pigeon's antics on their own with out concern for torn pages. We also have the other books, "Pigeon finds a hot dog" and the original, "Don't let the pigeon drive the bus." I enjoy it with children and marvel at the range of emotions that the author/illustrator achieves with a simple line drawing. Thank you Mo Willems! Read more

Review:Now I am a Poppy ( Grandfather ), I start to remember my favourite times of being with my granddad.
Him reading this story...I would make him read it over & over & over & we would do all the animal voices & noises & I would laugh & laugh... Fantastic happy memories... Now I have this wonderful book to read with my grand children. So happy that y'all have made it possible to find this book once again. A happy customer. Read more