Oi Dinosaurs!

What do our readers think of Oi Dinosaurs!? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the silly dinosaur pairings, lively pictures and bouncy rhymes, especially when they can guess what comes next. Some children find a few of the rhymes tricky to say and enjoy other Oi books more, but they still find this one funny.

What does the Pageticker team say about Oi Dinosaurs!?

Oi Dinosaurs! brings wonderfully bossy Frog, sarcastic Cat and easily impressed Dog into a prehistoric world where sitting apparently has not yet been invented. Kes Gray’s trademark rhyme-powered silliness is in fine form, while Jim Field’s lively illustrations give every ridiculous dinosaur perch plenty of comic wobble. It is best enjoyed aloud with dinosaur fans who like joining in, predicting rhymes and laughing at gloriously daft ideas.

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What is Oi Dinosaurs! about?

Join Frog, Cat, and Dog on a prehistoric adventure where sitting hasn't been invented yet! Discover where dinosaurs like Pterosaurs, Velociraptors, and Triceratops might have perched in this hilarious rhyming tale. Packed with roaring fun and delightful wordplay, 'Oi Dinosaurs!' is sure to have young readers giggling from start to finish.

About the author

Kes Gray is a much-loved British author who writes funny and imaginative books for children. He is best known for the 'Oi Frog!' and 'Daisy' series. Kes loves making children laugh with his clever wordplay and silly stories. His books are perfect for anyone who enjoys a good giggle and a brilliant adventure.

Discussion ideas around Oi Dinosaurs!

The perfect perch: If you were a dinosaur, where would you choose to sit, and why would that place suit you?

Frog, Cat and Dog: How are Frog, Cat and Dog different from one another, and how do their differences make the adventure funnier?

Silly rhymes: Which dinosaur rhyme is the most surprising, and what new rhyme could you invent for another dinosaur?

Imagining the past: What do you think everyday life might be like if people lived in dinosaur times?