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Trouble at the Dinosaur Cafe

By Brian Moses and Garry Parsons

Adjectives

rhythmic engaging vibrant

Genres

Humour Animals Friendship/Family

What is Trouble at the Dinosaur Cafe about?

At the Dinosaur Café, peaceful herbivores enjoy their meals until a menacing Tyrannosaurus storms in, demanding meat and threatening to make a stew of the diners. The frightened dinosaurs call upon Terry Triceratops, who confronts the bully with a whack, a smack, and a three-pronged attack. Overwhelmed, the T-Rex is tickled into submission and promises to abandon his bullying ways, restoring peace to the café.

About the author

Brian Moses is a much-loved British poet who writes funny and thoughtful poems for children. His work includes the popular collection 'The Secret Lives of Teachers'. Brian often visits schools to share his poems and inspire young writers. He enjoys exploring everyday life through poetry and encourages everyone to have fun with words.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

Edition published

2007

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