Diggersaurs: Mission To Mars

What do our readers think of Diggersaurs: Mission To Mars? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the mix of dinosaurs, diggers, robots and space, as well as the bright pictures and tiny details to find. They also like the short rhyming text, which keeps the story fun to read aloud and easy to revisit.

What does the Pageticker team say about Diggersaurs: Mission To Mars?

A brilliantly bonkers combination of dinosaurs, diggers and space exploration, with jaunty rhymes and bright, busy illustrations packed with details to spot. As the third Diggersaurs adventure, it is a strong choice for vehicle-mad, dino-loving children.

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What is Diggersaurs: Mission To Mars about?

On the planet Mars, the Roversaurs—part dinosaur, part spacecraft—are busy exploring, testing, and building. When they need assistance, they call upon the Diggersaurs—mighty dino-machines—to help construct a Martian base. This rhyming adventure combines dinosaurs, machinery, and space exploration, captivating young readers with its vibrant illustrations and dynamic characters.

About the author

Michael Whaite is a talented author and illustrator from the UK. He is well known for his fun and lively picture books, such as 'Digger the Dinosaur' and '100 Dogs'. Michael loves creating colourful stories that make children smile and laugh, and he enjoys sharing his love of drawing and storytelling with young readers.

Discussion ideas around Diggersaurs: Mission To Mars

Teamwork: How do the Roversaurs and Diggersaurs help one another on Mars?

Dino-machines: Which dino-machine would you most like to drive, and what job would you give it?

Exploring Mars: What do you think would be the most exciting thing to discover on Mars?

Building a Base: What would you include in a Martian base to help astronauts live and work there?

Spot the Details: What small details, astronauts or funny moments can you find in the pictures?