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Ten Little Dinosaurs

A fully illustrated board book adaptation of the original bestseller, Ten Little Dinosaursis a tremendously fun book for young dinosaur enthusiasts and an ideal counting book for younger ages as well. Both fun and informative, children and parents will be repeating this story's catchy rhyme long after the first reading.Ten Little Dinosaurs...bounce on the bed. And that's the least of the trouble they'll get into in this charming book. On one beautifully illustrated page after the next, groups of thrill-seeking dinosaurs tackle a series of risky adventures. Each time, one leaves the group, and the rhyming countdown continues to the last little dinosaur. A glossary of interesting facts about each of the species in the book wraps up this silly story.

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